If NPR science correspondent Robert Krulwich had been my high school chemistry teacher, I might have actually understood organic chemistry. Krulwich and cartoonist OddTodd have posted their easy-to-understand, very watchable…
Thinking outside the bottle
I’m posting at The Greenists today about a company and a college freshman who are thinking outside the bottle when it comes to packaging beverages. Check it out!
Some green-tinted housekeeping
Two things … 1. I did actually write a blog post yesterday with a New York theme, but you have to go to The Greenists to find it. 2. I…
Capilene love
Today I post at The Greenists, where I talk about my new love for all things Capilene by Patagonia. And speaking of The Greenists, the original mastermind of the site,…
Bring your compost inside
P to the S: I did my monthly post at The Greenists, this one about how you can compost inside, which could be seriously useful as the temperatures are like…
Sending green wishes
I’m blogging at The Greenists today about how to send green wishes this holiday season. Check it out, and leave me some of your own tips on how to keep…
Let there be light recycling
I am horribly late in sharing, but check out my monthly post at The Greenists on The Home Depot’s holiday light recycling program. If you take a strand of incandescent…
Green your Halloween
I’ve got a few posts brewing in my head, but I worked pretty much all weekend, so I’m just now getting caught up on life again. In the mean time,…
Tips on repurposing
One of my favorite things about Real Simple is the section where they suggest new uses for old household items. My all-time-favorite tip is to use spent toilet paper and…
Giving the gift of green cleaning
And a P.S. to the early post from today. I’m also guest posting at The Greenists today about giving the gift of green cleaning. Check it out! (Wow, did I…
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