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For some there is nothing more rewarding than a new item of clothing. Nothing wrong with that. Right?! You're thinking: "those greenies won't let...

Buy Local

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Cook in bulk

If you cook in bulk you will be making efficient use of your oven's energy. Cook meals in large quantities, and set aside...

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Going Green? Why Bother?

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Greening Your Car – Tuneups

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Cautious Driving Saves The Environment Too

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Green Your Car – Tires

Make sure you have good tires. Different tires affect you MPG in different ways. When you're in the market for new tires, look for...

Good Ol' Home Cooking…

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Offsetting alone won't save our planet but it certainly isn't anything to scoff at. There are many ways to offset. But probably the best way...

Buy Big

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