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• Green products that don't work

  It would be great if all of the au natural products flooding the market were actually effective. Unfortunately, that's not the case in my experience. After showing you three that we use and like, here are three that we don’t like, but in one case we use it anyway: Read More... Posted Aug 19 2008, 03:00 PM by Brett Singer with | with 15 comment(s) Filed under: environment, green living, green, Brett Singer, budget baby, environmental consciousness, living green is expensive, polar ice caps, 10 ways to live green for less, greening

• Green products I use and like

  Being 'green' is easier than ever. Part of greening is about what's good for the planet, part is about what's good for you, and some of it is just about making yourself feel better. The best is when the product in question actually works, so you don't feel like you're making a sacrifice to satisfy an agenda, however noble. Here are three things we use in my house. Read More... Posted Aug 18 2008, 03:00 PM by Brett Singer with | with 7 comment(s) Filed under: environment, green living, green, Brett Singer, budget baby, environmental consciousness, living green is expensive, polar ice caps, 10 ways to live green for less, greening

• Five things my son taught me about living green

  We all want to be greener, partly because it's good for the environment, but also because it saves money. (It's not because we want to look more like the Hulk.) As it turns out, my son seems to know more than I thought about this hot-button issue. Read More... Posted Jul 16 2008, 10:00 AM by Brett Singer with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: environment, green living, green, Brett Singer, budget baby, environmental consciousness, living green is expensive, polar ice caps, 10 ways to live green for less, greening

• Budget Baby: 10 Ways to Live Green for Less

  Green living can often seem not only intimidatingly complicated, but also prohibitively expensive. If you compare the costs of organic meats and vegetables to antibiotic-laced varieties in big grocery stores, it seems you not only have to be mindful but also wealthy if you want to be more environmentally conscious. Luckily, living green doesn't have to mean dressing in overpriced hempwear, living in a yurt, or selling your car.  Here are 10 relatively affordable ways to green up your life:   Read More... Posted Jul 15 2008, 07:02 PM by Rachael Brownell (Redsy) with | with 41 comment(s) Filed under: green living, budget baby, environmental consciousness, living green is expensive, polar ice caps, 10 ways to live green for less