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Thursday, April 14, 2011
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Recycling.
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ReplyDeleteGave up paper towels
ReplyDeleteRecycle, Plant a garden :-)
ReplyDeleteWe try not and use paper products in our house. We use tons of cloth!!!
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ReplyDeleteLow flow toilet and 5 minute showers!
ReplyDeleteI cd the boys...
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ReplyDeleteMy class collects plastic water bottles... we recycle them and then donate the earned money to Red Cross for earthquake relief in Japan.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteraise chickens and compost their stuff into my garden!
ReplyDeleteOnly own 1 car =)
ReplyDeleterecycle and compost. We throw away very little garbage as a result!
ReplyDeleteCompost and try to use natural based products
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapers, Recycle
ReplyDeletewe recycle everything, joined a CSA this summer, compost, have a garden, car pool, unplug everything when it is not in use! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe sign up to receive a weekly delivery of organic vegetables to support local farmers. We recycle of course and plan on cloth diapering.
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ReplyDeleteCloth diapering, recycling, organic food etc.
ReplyDeleterecycle
ReplyDeleteWe compost all our kitchen scraps, recycle as much other waste as possible and raise/grow as much of our own food as possible, or source from a local CSA.
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ReplyDeleteUse reusable products more than disposable- cloths instead of paper towels, cloth diapers, diva cup, etc.
ReplyDeleteKeep lots of wash clothes under every sink. Cuts WAY down on paper towel use!
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper and we use reusable shopping bags. (Chico Bags!)
ReplyDeleteRecycle, buy local as much as possible!
ReplyDeleteWe bring our own bags (including produce) to the store.
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ReplyDeletedon't use paper towels or other disposables...well, other than toilet paper!
ReplyDeleteSwitched to using all natural, make my own cleaning products and recycle anything we can.
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ReplyDeleteRecycle, use green box for compost, limit to one car.
ReplyDeletewe support our local organic farmers by participating in a CSA (farmshare) throughout the growing season. can't wait till the new season begins!
ReplyDeleteRecycle, shop from local farmers, we'll be composting and growing some of our own produce soon! :)
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, recycle, cloth napkins, cloth wipes, reuse
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteRecycling and compposting
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, make my own cleaning supplies, recycle.
ReplyDeleteTake public transit to and from work every day
ReplyDeleteRecycle, cloth diapers
ReplyDeleteI make my own organic babyfood and store it in recyclable glass containers.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, reuse lots of different things in our house!
ReplyDeleteI cloth diaper my baby girl and we recycle paper and cans even though we live in a rural area and have to take them to the recycling facility on our own.
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Cloth diaper
ReplyDeleteI cloth diaper the baby. I also recycle and use earth friendly cleaning products,
ReplyDeleteRecycle, compost, cloth diaper, my husband rides his bicycle to work
ReplyDeleterecycle, cloth diaper, one car, try to use natural products
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper.
ReplyDeletebuy in bulk with reusable containers.
recycle!
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ReplyDeleteshop at our local farmers market, and of course, recycle everything we can!
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Breastfeed!
ReplyDeleteditching the disposable (everything... well almost! LOL) for reusable! :)
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ReplyDeleteuse earth friendly cleaning and hygiene products
ReplyDeletecloth diaper, compost, recycle...starting a wormery too.
ReplyDeleteI recycle as much as possible and compost all kitchen waste.
ReplyDeleteWe try to do everything we can: cloth diaper, mama cloth, recycle, compost, reusable bags and coffee mugs, drying on the line, eat locally, grow our own food, use rain barrels, and buy organic wherever possible.
ReplyDeleteRidding myself of ALL plastic, recycling, and buying local & organic!
ReplyDeleteCompost!
ReplyDeleteRecycle and make my own baby food
ReplyDeleterecycling & I try to use only natural cleaning products
ReplyDeleteUse mamacloth
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ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, recycling, eat locally
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ReplyDeleteCompost, garden, & reuse as much as possible.
ReplyDeleteWe replaced all our paper products with cloth ones!
ReplyDeleterecycle and buy used
ReplyDeleteRecycling and commuting together when ever we can.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, recycle, walk whenever we can
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper
ReplyDeleteGarden, use hand tools instead of power, walk everywhere we can, cloth diaper, flourescent bulbs, compost, reuse, repurpose, recycle, FREECYCLE! Shut off what isn't needed from the computer monitor to the tv. If I'm not paying attention to it it goes off.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, recycle, vegan diet, make my own household cleaners, reusable grocery bags and water bottles.
ReplyDeleteRecycle and support our local farmers!!
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ReplyDeleteWe use re-useable bags.
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ReplyDeleteCompost, solar panels, cloth diaper, grow as much food as we can organically, earth safe cleaning products, getting chickens
ReplyDeletecloth diaper, recycle everything we can and use containers for lunches
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper and we LOVE it!
ReplyDeleterecycle, no disposible plates/cups, walk whenever possible, buy locally, new to cloth diapering
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering is one!
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ReplyDeletebuy organic and local veggies. so many more though :)
ReplyDeleteParticipate in community shared agriculture.
ReplyDeleteRecycle, cloth diapers, shop local, buy organic
ReplyDeletebreastfeed
ReplyDeletebreastfeeding and cloth diapering. also use a diva cup.
ReplyDeletebreastfeed, cloth diapers, use a worm bin, and recycle at my local dump
ReplyDeleteReusable bags for the grocery store.
ReplyDeleteCd, dryer balls and air drying clothes,
ReplyDeleterecycle,cloth dipe/wipe,composte.
ReplyDeleteI breastfeed, take my own shopping bags, recylce, and have a garden.
ReplyDeleteHang dry cloth diapers
ReplyDeleteRecycle
ReplyDeleteStainless water bottles, reuseable grocery bags. We are in a produce and meat co-op. I try to buy local as much as possible.
ReplyDeletecloth diapers, cloth wipes, reusable grocery bags, and line drying my clothes (weather permitting)
ReplyDeleteRecycle!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, recycle, reusable bags.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle as much as we can!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, recycling, driving a hybrid, shopping locally as much as possible
ReplyDeletecloth diaper
ReplyDeleteWhat DON'T I do that's earth friendly? Well, maybe a handful of things, but I breastfeed, cloth diaper, conserve water & energy, use "unpaper" towels, use only non-toxic/biodegradable/organic/fair trade cleaning & bath products, etc etc. :)
ReplyDeleterecycle, unpaper towels, mama cloth, reusable bags, compost, planted an organic garden
ReplyDeleterecycle and use shopping bags when I shop are the two big ones! !
ReplyDeleteRecycling and reusing. We bought a lot of our baby things from thrift stores or received them as hand-me-downs, there is very little we bought new.
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planting plants/trees. I LOVE planting trees! Plus I buy all my produce locally.
ReplyDeleteRecycle, cloth diapering, eating less meat.
ReplyDeletejust installed a solar system in our back yard that will supply at least half of our household electric usage!
ReplyDeletegarden, compost, raise chickens, schedule electricity-free nights into our week (so much fun!), buy organic, use rain barrels, recycle...
ReplyDeletecompost and recycle, use green cleaning products
ReplyDeletecompost, cloth diaper, line dry, grow my own food, etc. :-)
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ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, breastfeed, recycle, eat local and organic.
ReplyDeleteAt home we recycle and compost.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper my 2, soon to be 3 kids.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, recycle, reusable shopping bags and snack bags, aluminum water bottles and glass food storage. I'm hoping to learn to compost this summer
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, cloth diaper, garden, use cloth baggies and glass straws!
ReplyDeletecloth diapering & recycling
ReplyDeleteWe do lots of little things, but I think the biggest is sharing one car! At least, it's the most inconvenient!
ReplyDeleteWe are vegan.
ReplyDeletecloth diapers, recycling, reusable bags everywhere we shop, glass storage containers
ReplyDeleteReduce, Reuse & Recycle!
ReplyDeleterecycling and cloth diapering
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ReplyDeletecd, buy local (yay for CSA!), vegetarian :)
ReplyDeleteRecycle, cloth diaper, compost, hang our laundry to dry.
ReplyDeleteRaise my own food (including chickens for meat & eggs)! Compost, recycling, make my own cleaners, etc.
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ReplyDeleteeco cleaning products, recycle and try to buy more organic foods
ReplyDeleteHave a Chemical Free home :)
ReplyDeletecloth diaper, use chemical free cleansers in our home, buy organic when possible.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, reusable lunch containers, recycle
ReplyDeleteRecycle everything we can.
ReplyDeleteRecycle and Reuse!!!
ReplyDeletecloth diaper, can produce and garden
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ReplyDeletecloth diaper, compost
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, buy all natural cleaning products, reusable bags, & grow a garden
ReplyDeleterecycle (everything!), especially the kid's toys and clothes - which we pass along family and friends.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper and we are getting ready to buy a composter...and plant a garden this summer!
ReplyDeleteI cloth diaper both my boys :)
ReplyDeleterecycle, reusable grocery bags, buy used instead of new.
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one thing, I like to upcycle old clothes. its fun giving something old new life.
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper and wipes, we dont use paper towels, by used, we have a garden, use all natural cleaning products.
ReplyDeleteRecycle and compost.
ReplyDeletetry to conserve energy by unplugging items that are not in use
ReplyDeleteRecycle and I will be using cloth diapers on our new baby in a few weeks.
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapers :)
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ReplyDeleteline dry cloth diapers and bike to work
ReplyDeletecloth diaper
ReplyDeleterecycle and make sure all my laundry loads are full.
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ReplyDeleteCloth Diapers, recycling, composting, growing our own garden, canning my own food that I can't eat, making my own cleaning products, etc., etc., etc. =)
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ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, recycle, re-use, grow a veggie garden, buy as much organic as our budget will allow, earth friendly laundry soap
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ReplyDeleteWe bring our reusable bags when we go shopping.
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ReplyDeletewe compost our kitchen scraps.
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