Chartreuse. But I think there’s a cream for that.
Happy Earth Day! As the country gears up for a national conversation on global warming and its impact on the future, our Momversation panelists are having their own conversation about being green. And as Kermit the Frog once so eloquently said, it’s not easy. There’s lots of time and money involved, and neither are in abundance these days (check out Tips for Eco-Shopping, written by Diane MacEachern of BigGreenPurse.com). With this in mind, Heather Armstrong of Dooce asks the panelists, “How green are you?”
What do you do to live green? What don’t you do? Do you find it a pain? Do you go the extra mile to have a smaller environmental footprint? Or do you think that the green movement is just a buncha hippies? Join the Momversation in our related forums:
What are your tips for shopping green?
What do you teach your kids about the environment?
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05.07.09 at 03:36 AM |
Had to laugh at the “it’s not easy being green”
I use eco friendly cleaning products in our home also all our personal products contain no harmful chemicals. One of the reasons is the fact that they are eco friendly but more for the fact of they are safe to use. I don’t think people realise that the harmful chemicals in products are affecting their health. Also for me with having a baby, I am now so much more conscious of what we use in our home.