It's not so simple anymore. Being an environmentalist today calls for a whole new level of greener thinking — from what you choose at the grocery store to how you commute to work every day.So check out these tips from Nature Conservancy staff and leading environment bloggers on how to make personal, science-based choices to help save the planet.
There are some good ideas there.
and check out your Carbon Footprint Calculator...
I've also got some ideas on my Watkins Home Products blog.. Check it out, if you like..
I hope all of you have a wonderful Earth Day!
Bunches of hugs!
8 comments:
Super
Planet Earth It's all we've ever had. And it's
pretty much all we've got left...
We all have a role to play and we all must to keep her. Because of us, because whole generations what are coming.
Btw. music on your page is great.
Happy Earth Day to you too honey!
Happy Earth Day to you too!!
I try and do my part...a little step at a time.
Thanks for the links. I'm going to check them out!
What a beautiful place we live!
I think we are failing miserably at taking care of our planet!
Love the fake magazine covers, have to go check that out now!
Thanks!
I know that Watkins has a very nice environmentally friendly laundry detergent and other products as well.
Happy Earth Day.
Blessings,
Mary
Happy Earth Day, Stephanie! I try to be gentler on Mother Earth, every day.
Hugs,
Renie
Thanks for the Earth Day links, Stephanie. The Nature Conservancy tips are most useful. Since I already have the knuckle-dragging part down, I'm now trying to "Eat Seafood Like a Caveman"! The downloadable pocket-sized seafood guides from the Monterey Bay Aquarium are a big help and I ordered a bunch for my tribe.
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