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Making life greener one step at a time

 

Whether you're just trying to learn about becoming more green or a seasoned veteran looking for tips, there's something here for you.

Take a look at the list of "What's here" to the left of this message for an overview of what's featured in this lens.

Or just look around the lens and see what interesting tips, tricks or information you can pick up.

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Shop Green 

If you've got green, why not buy green?

How to... 

A short list of my favorite "how to" guides from all over

How to go green at work
10 Ways to Go Green at Work (also available in PDF format)
How to go green with your electronics
Being green with electronics doesn't mean living in a teepee listening to truckers squalk on the old short-wave. Greening your electronics is a matter of knowing what tech to get, how to use it best, and what to do with it when its useful life is done.
How to green your tea and coffee
Here's a quick spin through some of the finer points of green coffee and tea connoisseurship from TreeHugger
Other Green "How-to" Guides from TreeHugger
In-depth articles to help you get your green campaign off to a solid start.
How to Green Your Car
Top 10 tips on greening your car from Yahoo!

Do you have any additional simple, earth saving tips to share? 

epsilon

If you want to combine social networking with the green life, these websites are excellent places to begin:

- http://www.worldcoolers.org
- http://www.2people.org
- http://www.gusse.org
- http://www.zaadz.com
- http://www.dotherightthing.com

Enjoy! :)

Posted January 09, 2008

Want to green your gifts? 

Here are a few guides to help you choose that perfect gift

CNET's Green Gift Guide
CNET editors have rounded up the best tech gifts money can buy, and there's something for every size wallet. From the ridiculously expensive to the really cheap, there's something for every wallet level here.
Yahoo!'s Guide to Green Giving
This Yahoo! guide also includes a lot of other useful links.
TreeHugger: 2007 Gift Guide
Treehugger's Gift Guide for 2007 for almost every imaginable category. For help on gifts for everyone from the Epicurean to the Geek, this is the place to go. The page also has links to previous gift guides from 2005 & 2006.

Here are some other "green" lenses you might like 

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Flash Your Green! 

Cork German Bag

Amazon Price: $45.99 (as of 05/11/2008)

Eco Wool Scarf with Super Soft Cotton Lining

Amazon Price: (as of 05/11/2008)

Baby and Childrens Organic Cotton Beanie

Amazon Price: (as of 05/11/2008)

Who would you nominate as the most influential agent of green change today? 

epsilon

Al Gore... you can't argue with a Nobel.

Posted January 09, 2008

Here are some other useful links to explore as you go green 

Go Green Initiative
The Go Green Initiative is a simple, comprehensive program designed to create a culture of environmental responsibility on school campuses across the nation.
Co-op America: Economic Action for a Just Planet
Co-op America is a national nonprofit consumer organization, promoting environmental sustainability, social justice, and economic justice through marketplace strategies including green living, responsible shopping, fair trade, green business, corporate social responsibility, and socially responsible
BeGreenNow: What can you do about global warming?
A good primer on global warming, it's effects on our world and what you can do about it.
Department of Energy
The Department of Energy's website contains a plethora of helpful tips on conserving energy and being a better friend to our Earth.

Go Green For More Green 

This week's featured article

The costs associated with going green have long been a significant barrier, but 2008 marks a time when costs have significantly shrunk and going green is more affordable and more admired than ever. So, you've heard the hype and you've seen even the Fortune 500s jump on the bandwagon. If you're committed to making this year the year that your company gains a foothold in environmental responsibility, the following tips will help point you in the right direction (and don't worry, no tree-hugging required!).
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Mirror, mirror on the wall.... 

...who's the greenest one of them all?

Would you consider yourself a "treehugger?"

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pouch says:

I like to think I am. I think people can help the environment, save money and it doesn't effect their quality of life!
I've just written my first lens, it's on the importance of buying recycled products.
Please check it out and let me know what you think!
http://www.squidoo.com/pouch

epsilon says:

Sort of... I think the best scenario is when it saves me money AND it makes a good environmental impact. This is the "perfect scenario" and is why "the green life" is becoming so exciting because it's getting more and more beneficial to be a tree-hugger!

Nay!

 
 
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