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Bring a reusable bag
to the grocery, mall, and everywhere!

Let's save the planet one bag at a time!

LiveGreen Solutions has come up with an easy way to bring your own bags to the grocery. Check out the LiveGreen Reusable Grocery Bag Sets! They are a matching set of durable, washable and roomy grocery bags that come with their own specially designed carry bag. Your groce… Continue

Earth’s Best TenderCare™
Chlorine Free Diapers



Earth's Best TenderCare Earth Friendly Disposable
Diapers are made from only chlorine free absorbent
materials that are NEVER treated with chlorine
bleaching agents which may contribu… Continue

Last week, the New York Times ran an interview with the author, Eric Corey Freed of Green Building & Remodeling for Dummies, and asked him what 5 steps homeowners should take to achieve a greener home. Most of them are applicable to Americans mostly but I think one and two really make sense and are easy to do.

Here are Freed’s 5 beginner steps for a greener home:

1. Look at all the vampire loads that are sucking energy even when you’re not using them. Anything with a ready light. Collectiv… Continue

11th Tour of the Fireflies Route this SUNDAY

The 11th Tour of the Fireflies (ToF) is a fun, happy and costumed critical mass ride joined by various sectors of society who want to raise awareness on the benefits of using the bicycle as a sustainable form of transportation. The Tour this year also celebrates the 10th year anniversary of the passing of the Philippine Clean Air Act by encouraging all environment-loving people to ride their bicycles on April 19.

The Tour will lead our participants… Continue

Ayala Recyclables Fair Becomes a School Field Trip Destination
3/10/2009 | Center for Social Development

"What's the magic word for today?" asked Teacher Arlene of Creative Experience for Active Thinkers (C.R.E.A.T.E.) to the students.

"Recycling!" was the resounding answer of the school children.

This was the scene last February 6, 2009 in Paseo de Magallanes when approximately 27 students… Continue

VICTORIA HERBAL LAUNDRY Granules and Bar Apr 8, '09 12:21 PM for everyone Link: http://ecomarket.multiply.com/photos/album/9/Household_Cleaning_Produc...

I have started using this laundry soap for my towels, bedsheets, mats, clothes, and everyt


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I had to see it for myself. I heard from my friend that his delivery vans run on used vegetable oil! He doesn't even convert it to biodiesel. So, Sylvia and I made a trip to his commissary to check it out.

Sebanti Inc.'s delivery trucks run on the very same oil they use to cook their products (siopao, squid balls, siomai and others) from their dimsum stalls, Odd Balls. He got the idea fr… Continue

Arctic ice getting thinner, fading fast

Ice in the ocean surrounding the Arctic is thinner than it's been in 30 years, and there's much less of it, say scientists who are monitoring the effects of climate change.

At the same time, another team of climate scientists is predicting from earlier data that the Arctic's ice cover has been melting so rapidly over the past few years that much of it could be gone within another three decades.

"Ice extent is an important measure of the health of the Ar… Continue

hi everyone, just wanted to ask if anyone out there could recommend a place (aside from the neighborhood bote/ dyaryo fellow) who would buy/ take trash. my daughter's pre-school has a race to recycle program throughout the school year and so we would sort not just newspapers and old bottles but also used delata, carton, pet bottles (like mineral water), hard plastic (like the liquid laundry detergents and fabric softeners, etc), soda cans, scrap metal and even old computer parts. am a little sad… Continue

Last September 2008, the US-based Ocean Conservancy led an International Coastal Cleanup. There were nearly 400,000 volunteers in 6,485 sites in 104 countries that collected trash from shorelines, ocean surfaces, and underwater. And, not only did they collect the trash, they counted it!

Surprise, surprise -- the Philippines ranked SECOND for most trash recovered from its oceans! Number one was the US, and number three was Costa Rica.

They got 1,355,236 items of trash from the Philippines! Yuck… Continue