by Mathew Keiter 1. Naturally biodegradable bags for your home – for trash cans, composting, lawn and garden. 2. Thick, rich and comfy made from sustainable materials…bamboo shag rugs are now available. 3. Some new [...]
by Matt Keiter The following new products have arrived at GreenandMore.com in December: A super line up of new shower heads that save water but do not affect your water pressure: http://www.greenandmore.com/eco-friendly-standard-spray-showerheads.html http://www.greenandmore.com/eco-friendly-rain-spray-showerheads.html http://www.greenandmore.com/eco-friendly-handheld-showerheads.html Time [...]
by Susan R. New England winters can be hazardous for driving. I keep a large bag of clay kitty litter in the trunk of my car during the winter. This not only helps with added [...]
by Barbara Hello from central Massachusetts! I dragged my co-worker Sue out here last weekend for the 9th annual Garlic and Arts Festival. What is it all about you ask? Here is their mission statement. [...]
by Nicole I almost always bring my lunch to work in a plastic MarketBasket bag and also give my 9 year old daughter one for her snack for school, now when I go to the [...]
by Paul Your learning section seems extensive and gives me a chance to take a look at options for “going green”. Glad to see there is a lot of info available without listening to lectures [...]
by Mercia Like many people I have fallen prone to the convenience of the ziploc bag for food storage and I confess that after a couple or washings and reusings, they looked so cruddy, I [...]
by Mercia I finally decided that I could not stand it any longer, and now insist that my drycleaners recycle my metal hangers.I think they see me as a bit eccentric, but they are accepting [...]
by Kavita I went online to pay my NSTAR bill this afternoon and found the following: “Starting in January, pending approval from the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, NSTAR will be offering electricity supplied by [...]
by Kavita I had the chance to live and travel abroad for much of the past two years, and from Singapore to the Arctic Circle, everywhere I went, climate change was something that would arise [...]
