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From Amazon.com: "Developed by commercial farmers and proven in the lab and on the farm, this maintenance-free, high-tech growing system makes it easy to control soil conditions for less guesswork and more yields. In fact, the patented EarthBox mor
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I was recently shopping in Home Depot for a low flow toilet (aka eco-friendly toilet). Everything they had was over $300 (in fact, most of the toilets were over $500).
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From Gaiam: "Our line of soy activewear feels good inside and out. Made from a blend of cotton and fibers made from leftover fluid from soybean oil/tofu/soymilk production (the waste is spun into yarns that are blended with cotton yarns to make the
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From Green Daily: "Austin will be giving away free low-flow toilets as more than 60,000 homes in the city have toilets that are wasting water. The city government is doing this because water treatment facilities are near capacity.".
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From TreeHugger: "EarthThreat suggests that the next time you are at a party, hack your host's toilet by lifting the tank lid and bending the rod connected to the float so that the float is a little lower, shutting off the water a little earlier.
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From AutoblogGreen: "This is what the State of California says. Or more exactly what the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) says. The fact is that most drivers (including myself) change their oil every 3,000 miles (or 5,000 km) ev
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This toilet trick is an oldie but a goodie and can save hundreds if not thousands of gallons of water per year. Green Daily has the details: "Here's an easy way to save water at home ... Put a plastic bottle filled with pebbles in your toilet tan
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From AutoblogGreen: "If you live in the Bay Area and like to conserve resources (like, say, money and oil), perhaps ride sharing should be added to your list of transportation options. A free service called 511 Rideshare can help passengers and dri
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From Green Daily: "Finding new uses for the old is a creative and fun way to live a little greener. Years ago, I grew a salsa garden of tomatoes, hot peppers, bell peppers, onions and garlic. I worked broken egg shells and used coffee grounds into
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From Planet Green: "If you happen to use aluminum foil in your kitchen, consider giving those shiny crinkles a good scrub with some soap and water, so you can draw out a second use out of them. Or recycle them with your soda cans after you've rins
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This is both ecological and hilarious. While you don't necessarily need a kit like this to do it, it looks like it would make it easier. This kit goes on your toilet, slowly adapts your cat to going right into the bowl. Could save a lot of litter.
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From Gaiam: "‘Tis the season for living rooms around the country to be covered in a sea of crumpled paper and tossed-aside bows. Yup, holiday wrapping paper is largely to blame for a 25 percent spike in waste generation between Thanksgiving and New
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