How to Pick a Great Used Bicycle
Posted on 14. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Transportation
Bicycles are perhaps the greenest mode of mechanical transportation — and a good one needn’t cost a fortune. Here’s how to identify a great used bike.
The Simple Secret to Making a Greener World
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Living
Policy will help. Technology will help. There are many tools which can help forge a greener world. But the most important one isn’t something you can buy at the store.
Three Gas-Free, Earth Friendly Lawn Mowers
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Home & Garden, feature
April showers mean one thing: It’s time to mow the lawn. These three mowers are easy on your grass and the planet.
The Dirty Dozen: 12 Products You Should Avoid
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Living
Greener living is all about making small, positive changes each day. And sometimes, it’s about setting aside unhealthy or resource-hogging products. Here are twelve to avoid.
Five Reasons Not to Drink Bottled Water
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Health
Bottled water is healthy water, right? In fact, most bottled water actually comes from a tap. And there nothing healthy about plastic waste.
How to Live With CFLs
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Home & Garden
By now, everyone has heard about CFLs. But they’re not direct replacements for incandescent bulbs, not matter what the marketing says. Here’s how to use them successfully.
Ten First Steps Toward Lighter Living
Posted on 11. May, 2008 by Chris Baskind in Living
Ready to start living a greener lifestyle? Not sure where to start? Here are ten easy steps to get you underway.