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Food miles, the distance between where food is grown and where it is consumed, is an important concept that often motivates people to eat local, which delivers multiple benefits to everyone. Read more

Eating organic food is an excellent choice for a number of reasons. This article explains what organic food is and what it is not. The benefits should be clear and the meaning of the term "organic food" is explained in this article. Read more

As the heart of the home, the kitchen should also be the focus of any effort to go green. Foods and their preparation, packaging and water usage are all eco-issues. Check this list for tips on greening your kitchen. Read more

The debate concerning tap water versus bottled water has raged for years. In recent years, the bottled water constituency has been winning the war. However, environmental concerns have recently moved to the forefront of the debate and tap water is making a strong comeback. Read more

Learn all about buying and eating organic food. Discover how buying and eating organic food can benefit you personally, and the environment in general. Read more

The reasons why you should reduce your carbon footprint are well documented, and most liekly do not need repeating here. There are, of course, many more steps you can take to reduce your carbon footprint. Some require a bit of investment, while others come at no cost. Read more

The production and availability of organic foods is increasing exponentially to keep up with consumer demand.  No longer are eco-conscious shoppers forced to purchase their food in health food stores. Read more

Visit any grocery store and you'll likely find organic options on the shelves.  Organic food has gone mainstream.  But is eating organic food really better for you? Read more

Going green is a popular concept these days. But how much will it cost to green your life? What many people don't realize is that living frugal is very much like living green.  Read more

The paper versus plastic debate has raged for years, with paper the "perceived" winner. However, the two options are much closer than many people think. Here are some reasons, both good and bad, for this competition. Read more

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