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Swaptree.com will plant one tree for each swap on Earth Day

As I mentioned on my guest post on Twilight Earth on Friday, I’m not particularly keen on buying things to celebrate Earth Day, but swapping things on Earth Day – well that’s downright earth friendly. And if that swap comes along with the planting of tree, that’s even better. Swaptree.com, the site that allows users [ READ MORE ]

BarterQuest: New Site Helps You Trade Your Stuff

Come on. Confess. There is a gift or two that you got for Christmas that you are never going to use, and you don’t know where it was bought so you have no way to return it. I have the solution for you. Instead of allowing a perfectly useful item sit around and collect dust [ READ MORE ]

Some of My Favorite Green(ish) Blogs

I’m taking a couple of days off and doing some fun stuff with my boys the next couple of days. So instead of actually thinking about something and then posting (I feel like some of my posts have been rather thought intensive lately), I’m going to point you to some of the blogs that I [ READ MORE ]

Useful Green Stuff: Creation Care Magazine

I’m a Christian. And I know a lot of my readers are too because many of you are my friends. But I also know it because when people make comments on this blog, I follow their names to their own blogs if they have them. And I’ve discovered a few of you who I don’t [ READ MORE ]

Useful Green Stuff: Wired Magazine’s Monthly "What’s Inside"

My husband subscribes to Wired  and a couple of month’s ago they had a controversial article on what it will really take to fix the carbon problem. I usually don’t read Wired because it’s mostly a techie magazine (or so I thought), but I read this article and then I proceeded to read the magazine from [ READ MORE ]

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