About Earthwatch: Going Green
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Interested in going green? This group provides a forum for discussion on how to reduce, reuse, recycle and, above all, conserve. Come share your tips and ideas!
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Granite counters
I am looking at replacing the old vinyl countertops in my kitchen. Granite looks great but how environmentally friendly is this? Does anyone know of a good alternative that doesn't cost an arm and ...
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posted by happyhiker48
Rechargable Batteries
I was really tired of my camera batteries being dead everytime I wanted to take an important photo1. Digital Cameras – One customer (a professional photographer) had been using NiMH rechargeables f...
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posted by Grannymary
Solar Power
I've been wanting to get solar panels for many years, but couldn't afford to do it. I found this site. For about the same amount I spend on one months electric bill I can build my own Solar Power S...
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posted by CCrearer
Go Green Go Vegetarian
The Sierra Club estimates that one pound of vegetarian-fed beef requires 16 pounds of grain and an estimated 2,500 to 5,000 gallons of water. Growing all that grain to feed farm animals requires la...
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posted by floatingfeather
Swiffer Dusters are Washable and Reusable!
The swiffer dusters you use can be washed and reused safely if you follow these few tips.
To rewash a few dusters, just hand wash in a small bucket of warm water with your detergent in just enough...
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posted by OneLittleLady
Acting locally
One couple's dedication to saving S. Florida's pines and native plants,and wild animals here in Homestead, Fl.
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posted by zen2
Cleaner air
One victory for clean air.
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posted by zen2
A Wonderful Story about the Power of Earthwatch!
Looking for something to pick you up? Earthwatch started as a small grassroots organization nearly 40 years ago. And today, we still rely on the power of person-to-person connections as much as eve...
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posted by Earthwatch
Going Green for the holidays
Here are a couple of tips for going green for the holiday:
Use newspaper for gift wrap. Regifting is green, as are home-made goodies. Establish a meeting place at the location most central to all, ...
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posted by MaryRowe
First Ever Green Gas, Reduces Emissions by 50%
Hi great site, I wanted to invite everyone to watch a video, about going gree, the first ever green gas, that will be released in febuary 2009, guys this product is great I am using it in my vehicl...
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posted by HollyOrtego
