National Geographic says the economic downturn is hitting pets and animal shelters hard.
Blogfish reports that fish really is brain food.
EarthFirst has creative uses for old dumpsters.
Ecorazzi talks about KFC’s new unchicken.
Tiny Choices looks into greener electronics.
Ecorazzi says McCain is on Obama’s case for drinking organic tea.
EarthFirst thinks your kitchen counter could contain uranium.
Metaefficient has a solution to your short trip commuter biking needs.
Eddie talks about the recall on cat vitamins.
Practical Nourishment reviews useful gardening books.
National Geographic says newly discovered gorilla “paradise” may double world population numbers.
Ecollo found a line of affordable eco-friendly fashions.
Ecorazzi talks about Maggie Gyllenhaal and the Climate Matters Video Contest.
General Housewifery makes peach cobbler.
Eco Home Furnature Design Ideas found the coolest mat made from recycled belts.
Chile Chews picks prickly pears. Say that five times fast.
Wisebread makes pickles.
EarthFirst has more eco-friendly ant solutions.
Nature Deva breaks out The Excalibur!
Umbra tackles driving vs. flying.
EarthFirst says fishermen are returning to sailing as fuel costs rise.
Organic Needle makes friends with Purslane.
Asthma Mom talks about the EPA’s secrets.
Chile Chews makes basil flavoring cubes to preserve homegrown basil for winter.
I am in love with the fork necklace Haute Nature discovered.
Wedding Tips Blog included my eco-friendly wedding series in their latest carnival.
It’s that time again! Don’t forget to check out Choose Your Own Blogventure!
The Good Human talks mascara and cars.
Bean Sprouts discusses what plastic bags are made from.
Enviroblog says Congress has approved a phthalate ban.
Haute Nature reports on two men who are sailing to Hawaii on a raft made of junk.
Ecorazzi says Alexis Bledel is making a difference with pants.
EarthFirst discusses green themes in Battlestar Galactica.
Ecollo has a DIY bike cooler project.
Eddie says no to meat meal in pet food.
Small Change talks about the possible plastic bag fee in Seattle.
Fake Plastic Fish wants Californians to take action on plastic bag legislation, and she’s bribing you with chocolate.
If you’re in New York City, stop by to say Happy Birthday to Tiny Choices!
Organic Makeup and Skincare talks about the wonders of fresh parsley.
Help Tiny Choices choose the next challenge.
Must Love Geek found an eco-friendly hard drive that’s about as beautiful as a hard drive can get.
The Environmentalist discusses the EPA’s statement that climate change is harmful to Americans.
Dianne joins Operation Baking Gals.
Coolay 8.0 reviews Don’t Eat This Book.
Small Red House makes granola bars.
The Modern Gal talks junk mail.
The Good Human tells us where to watch The Future of Food.
Elements in Time has great tips for tackling the to do list.
The Modern Gal talks cars.
Small Red House continues her series on waste free lunches.
The Green Life discusses the tree vs. solar conundrum.
Enviroblog takes on The New York Times.
Small Change runs to raise awareness for human trafficking.
Did you have a family member who sat in the corner at a party or holiday event, carefully folding up wrapping paper for future use? Maybe it was a grandma or great aunt who lived through the Depression and learned to save anything that was usable, maybe it was just someone who was thrifty and knew how to pinch pennies. What ever the reason behind it, saving wrapping paper makes good green sense.