Becoming vegetarian.
I refuse to give up my bacon.
Besides…..we butcher our own pigs, chickens and cows so we know exactly what they’re being fed, how they’re being raised and how they’re being treated so our farm is eco-friendly even if it’s not a vegetarian farm.
This book is very easy to read with wonderful and useful information. If you want to start thinking "green" then this book is a great start.
The book spans a wide range of topics - including beauty products, cleaning products, linens and mattresses, and home improvement. If you are going to make any large-scale eco-friendly investments (on-demand water heater, organic mattress, hybrid car, solar panels) youre going to need to do much more research than what is in this book. If youre just looking for a primer covering a lot of topics and dont mind it when it states the obvious (bring your own bags to the store, recycle your trash) or hawks products, then you might find this book useful.
January 8th, 2010 at 2:41 pm
Becoming vegetarian.
I refuse to give up my bacon.
Besides…..we butcher our own pigs, chickens and cows so we know exactly what they’re being fed, how they’re being raised and how they’re being treated so our farm is eco-friendly even if it’s not a vegetarian farm.
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January 8th, 2010 at 2:52 pm
Reusable maxi-pads.
http://www.leastore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1_2&language=en&gclid=CJXA8JWn0pgCFRwwawodGQxH1w
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January 8th, 2010 at 3:05 pm
there is no line. im just not eco friendly. its not like it really matters anyway. the ozone layer isnt getting worse so it doesnt effect anything.
maybe the most eco friendly thing i do is give my dog the leftover water in my water bottles.
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