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| River Valley : Thursday, 20 September 2018 16:31 EDT : a service of The Public Press |
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Welcome to Green Living
A Practical Journal for Friends of the Environment
Green Living has been publishing news you can use, mostly related to environmental issues, since 1990. Our regular topics include organic gardening, green building, health, ecocareers and right livelihood, outdoors/sports, socially responsible investing, econotes, questions and answers, book reviews, and features on topical environmental issues.
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October is Co-op Month!
by Erbin Crowell
Co-op Month offers an opportunity to learn more about the many co-operatives and credit unions that are part of the fabric of our communities. |  |
Co-ops Commit to Sustainability & Inclusion
by Erbin Crowell
Challenging times also produce inspiring responses, and in this new year people around the world are coming together to build more inclusive, sustainable and participatory communities. | |
Eco-Friendly Benefits of Using Recycled Materials When Redesigning Your Home
by Joey Ong with Michael Potts
Many homeowners will choose to use recycled materials when redesigning their garden.... | |
review: Bill Bryson: At Home
by Tony Miksak
The greatest possible irony would be if in our endless quest to fill our lives with comfort and happiness we created a world that had neither... | |
On the Nightstand
by Stephen Morris
What's new in books: Shelburne Farms, Son of a Farmer, Stories & Tunes | |
A Bevy of Books
by Stephen Morris
Books for children, green devotionals, and the New Solar Home | |
Getting Over the Wall : Assigned homework for the Spring edition
by Michael Potts
the most important non-fiction book since Beyond the Limits in 1992 | |
Humans Caught in Crossfire in the The War on Bugs
by A.C. Hutchinson
The War on Bugs documents the consistent and systematic poisoning of humans that has taken place over more than the past century, usually under the guise of progress... | |
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building:Bottom-Up, Bottom-Line Approach to Top of House
by Marshall Glickman
Roof is grabbing your attention? Got a leak?That's when you realize no building component is more important... | |
garden:10 Tips for buying an Outdoor Fireplace
by Stephen Morris
Before purchasing a chiminea, outdoor fireplace, or open firepit, there are many factors to consider. | |
health:Why Dry? This Summer Try Solar Drying
by Eben Fodor
There is plenty of extra sunshine available to dry your food. On a clear day, up to 1,000 Watts of solar energy are available for our use... | |
energy:Horse Power for Organic Farms
by Ken Laing
If we are dependent on non renewable energy for the production and distribution of our great organic food, stop the tractor... | |
money:Green MBA? No Longer a Contradiction
by Patrick Morris
Green business isn't just the local farmers' market anymore. | |
food:The Les & Nova Show
by Stephen Morris
The dashboard of their car is a still life of organized disorganization. Dried seed pods share the space with a plump, toy canary that chirps when you squeeze it... | |
nature:What Does Zero Waste Really Mean?
by Paul Palmer
Too many people have convinced themselves that the creation of garbage is an innate activity, even a social right! | |
education:Solar Energy International's PV / Solar Home Design
by Linda Pinkham
If you want to move towards a more sustainable lifestyle quickly, and understand more about renewable energy, SEI's online courses are a good place to start. | |
travel:Vacation Locally
by Linda Pinkham
Fuel prices have changed everything this summer, not the least of which might be our vacation plans. | |
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