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With eight steady writers and up to several new posts a day, Green Prophet is growing exponentially and helping to make the world just...

Green Prophets Start at Home: The Living Room

We've already had a green kitchen party, we've learned about ways to conserve water while greening the old bathroom; we've even talked about ways...

The Jerusalem Of Green Project

"Sometimes you've just got to act" is a personal motto of two enterprising environmental activists, Devora Liss & Shoshannah Finkelman, who have initiated...

Upycled cinema chair by Guy Arzi

Rocking chairs seem to be making a comeback these days. They are great for breastfeeding, great for reading. Great for hanging around in a...

Eco mom greens the nursery

All that new furniture and "essential" items you are all being told are necessary for your baby are NOT. Swap and borrow furniture from friends and family.

The sustainability guide to the bathroom

Green Prophet took you on a whirlwind tour of a green kitchen party. Now  we head to the bathroom. Some first steps in making...

Michael Pollan: In Defense of Food

So while our thoughts remain on what we eat and where our food comes from, Green Prophet would like to recommend some seasonal reading material in the shape of Michael Pollan's In Defence of Food which critiques Western diets and the modern obsession with nutrition:

Buying Fair Trade from the Hands of Local Craftswomen

Israel offers such an incredible potpourri of cultures. They all seem to melt together through Rachel Oren's Ethnicware.There you can find one-of-a-kind cushions handcrafted...

Sde Eliyahu’s Organic Gift Package and Tour

Just in time for Tu B'shvat is a Sde Eliyahu organic gift package that you can pick up after an on-site bio tour. The...

Etsy: The Ebay for Handmade Goods

A great place for marketing your handmade goods is the online arts and crafts website, Etsy. While standing in the rain selling your wares...

Can Israel Bag the Bag?

The hot environmental topic this season, seems to be about banning the bag - the plastic bag that is.Zalul 's blog Clear has reported...

Climate change evacuation skirt

Yael Mer's "Evacuation Skirt" was designed tongue-in-cheek. But it can save you in a climate-related flood.

To Eat, or Not to Eat?

One of our earliest and most popular posts to date is on cheap organic food in Israel. It got us wondering, what is our...

Upcycling records into business card holder

You can find your own Tina Turner or Kenny Rogers records and upcycle them into a business card holder.

Making the most out of matkot

Israelis love playing matkot. It's like table tennis without a table. And a hard small black ball like a squash ball. It makes an...

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