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Green parenting is a natural combination, as you can care for your children while working to keep the planet safe for your children in decades to come. Here are tips and resources on green parenting.
Green Parenting editor: Cate Marvill
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Saturday, 15 November 2008 |
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A hard economy is no excuse for backsliding on green efforts.
The current world economic situation is indeed serious. Food, water and
power are more expensive. People are losing their jobs, money from
their 401ks, and their homes. But, though we are bombarded with bad
news, we still must remain committed to living responsibly.
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Thursday, 06 November 2008 |
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There are few gifts out there that have close to a zero environmental impact, are sustainable and benefit more than the receipient. These gift ideas are perfect for those enviro-concious friends and family on your list, giving back to the world in unique ways.
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Tuesday, 28 October 2008 |
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Going green is all about reducing waste. Whether you are carving a jack-o-lantern this week or if you just want to try a new fall recipe you can make full use of pumpkins this year.
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Sunday, 19 October 2008 |
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Crisp, cool air and vibrant foliage make fall excursions the perfect prescription for a heated political atmosphere and a seemingly never-ending plunge into an economic black hole. Get out of your house, away from the TV, phone, video games and computer. Save gas and money by following one of these park-the-car-all-day adventures.
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Sunday, 12 October 2008 |
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The holiday season is usually about indulgence, breaking everyday rules, and ignoring what’s good for you. It might also mean forgetting about what is good for the planet. By using this green gift guide you can still enjoy the celebratory season without making a negative impact on the planet. The eco-conscious women (and men and children )in your life will love these ideas, whether they are already heavily committed to living environmentally responsible or new to the party.
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Green Parenting
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Written by Cate Marvill
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Saturday, 04 October 2008 |
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I was delighted when I opened the package containing my Heirloom Candle. The packaging is beautiful, so from the start it felt like a special product. I prefer soy candles over traditional paraffin candles. Paraffin is a waste product of petroleum (read: limited resources from the oil industry). There are a lot of opinions out there that say we breath in toxic chemicals released when petroleum-based candles are burned. I tend to agree, but must say I couldn't find much hard evidence. Regardless, the paraffin process is a lot dirtier than soy.
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