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Old Categories - Ecology

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Ten Tips To Save On Gasoline
By Jeffrey Strain
Gas prices continue to be near all time highs meaning that car travel is taking a a larger portion out of each of your paychecks. AAA estimates that the cost of driving a car including all direct and indirect costs has surpassed 50 cents a gallon with that price expected to rise.
Posted on: 03/04/2005 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Eco-Friendly Cleaning of Fireplace Doors
I'm looking for a safe, inexpensive, possibly eco-friendly solution for cleaning my glass fire place doors. Ellowyn, WV
Posted on: 12/09/2004 | 4 Feedback(s)
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Living Christmas Tree
By Susan Sanders-Kinzel
A living Christmas tree is ecological, practical and saves you money year after year. You can enjoy it year round on your balcony or in your garden. Make sure the tree is small enough to fit in your house and either buy it potted or find a planter to fit it. If you pot it yourself, use a fast draining potting soil or mix your own with river sand, garden soil, and compost in equal parts. Leave about 6 inches of space above the soil. If you can find a tray with casters all the better for moving it around for years to come.
Posted on: 11/18/2003 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Prepare for Seed Starting
By Arzeena Hamir
How do you satisfy the gardening itch in the middle of winter? Easily! Start plants from seed. Now is a great time to get a jumpstart on the gardening season. Just a little preparation will help ensure you seed starting success.
Posted on: 01/24/2002 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Alternatives to Buying Holiday Cards
By NewDream.org
Holiday and birthday cards can be wonderful things. When combined with a few minutes to write a thoughtful note, they demonstrate our sentiment to loved ones and keep us in touch with distant friends. But, as with other aspects of our lifestyle, cards can have unintended environmental and financial consequences.
Posted on: 10/31/2001 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Ecological Tips
Some tips for saving electricity and water. Post your ideas.
Posted on: 09/19/2001 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Planet Protector's Kit
By Staff
Here's a great kit for your young budding environmentalists.
Posted on: 06/20/2001 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Plastic Bags from UPS
Save those large plastic bags that are delivered to you when you order from UPS delivery service--great for lining the garbage outside can.
Posted on: 01/18/2001 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Solar Lights
By Susan - The Editor
If you are considering buying pathway or ground lights, consider buying the solar lights instead. They use no electricity and there are no cords to get in your way. They can be placed anywhere in your yard because they don't need a power source. They recharge everyday, even on cloudy days and light up at night. They cost more initially but will save money and the environment in the long run. Also, you can take them with you on camping trips.
Posted on: 01/10/2001 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Switch to Cloth Rags and Napkins
Using cloth towels (instead of paper towels) and napkins reduces the amount of paper that goes into the garbage and saves you money. If you buy dark colored cloth they will handle stains better and look good longer.
Posted on: 12/27/2000 | 2 Feedback(s)
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