Organic Means simply to keep it natural - be it vegetables, fruits or even clothes. Full of Green atmosphere around you live you work.
1. It is always better to save money by not buying too many stuff. In regards to clothes,buying expensive clothes is a long lasting investments, because you can use and re-use them over aa=nd over again by changing their combinations of tops, skirts, trousers and casual attires.
2. Get a share in a local, organic farm(CSA - Community Supported Agriculture). During growing season, it's less expensive than buying conventional produce at any nearby supermarket. Some CSA's offer fruits, maple syrup, honey, bread, and (through a collective) meat and a frozen winter share.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Go Green:Save Green:Live Green
To get started here's a list of 100 Ways to Save Green and Live Green! If not all...there are some of these we can all implement to do our bit for the environment and Live Greener Lives. Add your own green tips and ideas in the comments below.
Ways to Save Green and Live Green at Home
1. Freecycle: Everyone has at least a few items that they don't really want but can't bear to throw away. Freecycle it. Freecycling is giving something to someone who will use it -- for free -- instead of throwing it in the garbage. It's simple: post a message on your local freecycle group's Web site, decide who will get your item, then arrange a pick up time. Members give and get everything from moving boxes to cabinetry.
2. Re-Use: A great way to help the environment and reduce your carbon footprint is to reuse items. There are two ways to reuse items. Reusing them for their original purpose, such as ziploc bags, tinfoil, plastic utensils etc. and finding new uses for things you already own. By doing this you are not consuming any more of the world's precious resources. If you can't reuse something of your own, purchasing something secondhand instead of brand new is another way to reduce your consumption of resources.
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Ways to Save Green and Live Green at Home
1. Freecycle: Everyone has at least a few items that they don't really want but can't bear to throw away. Freecycle it. Freecycling is giving something to someone who will use it -- for free -- instead of throwing it in the garbage. It's simple: post a message on your local freecycle group's Web site, decide who will get your item, then arrange a pick up time. Members give and get everything from moving boxes to cabinetry.
2. Re-Use: A great way to help the environment and reduce your carbon footprint is to reuse items. There are two ways to reuse items. Reusing them for their original purpose, such as ziploc bags, tinfoil, plastic utensils etc. and finding new uses for things you already own. By doing this you are not consuming any more of the world's precious resources. If you can't reuse something of your own, purchasing something secondhand instead of brand new is another way to reduce your consumption of resources.
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