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mom go green: organic coffee trick
July 1, 2007 organic coffee trick While shopping at Whole Foods recently I spotted this cool coffee package. Not only is the coffee itself a eco-friendly choice, but the packaging is as well. I'm always a sucker for a pretty...
mom go green: school lunch
August 7, 2007 school lunch It may still be summer, but the start of school is quickly approaching. I thought it might be fun to do a series with some options for greener lunches. Whatever the lunch is packed in (box, bag or...
mom go green: March 2010
March 30, 2010 jamie oliver's food revolution Are you watching Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution ? Because you should. Everyone should—no matter where they land in the range of food preferences. This show brings the food message...
mom go green: paper or plastic?
March 13, 2007 paper or plastic? How about neither? San Francisco has been proposing a tax on grocery bags. It is meant to help encourage the use of reusable bags and also help to clean up the litter that plastic bags create...
mom go green: bottled water exposed
October 21, 2008 bottled water exposed A sign at the water fountain in the new California Academy of Sciences As you may have seen, the Environmental Working Group has unveiled new report on bottled water. They studied vario...
mom go green: sponges
January 8, 2008 sponges Ever wonder what exactly the sponge you use to wash dishes is made of? I owe this fantastic tip to my friend, Hannah. She told me that she buys the Trader Joe's pop-up sponges made of natural cellulos...
mom go green: banning plastic bags
March 27, 2007 banning plastic bags The San Francisco Chronicle reported today that the Board of Supervisors has voted to ban petroleum-based plastic checkout bags in large markets and pharmacies. Large markets will need to co...
mom go green: green ethics
August 26, 2008 green ethics My sister sent me a very interesting question that I bet many people ask themselves. "What do you think I should do with all of my old baby bottles? Recycle? Donate? I hate to donate if they ar...
mom go green: tuna
April 11, 2010 tuna It seems I've been blogging in my head and not actually writing and posting my thoughts. These recent thoughts (which have yet to be written) all seem to be about food. It makes sense, really, since I'm a...
mom go green: 1,4-Dioxane is still a problem
June 10, 2008 1,4-Dioxane is still a problem Last year I wrote about how many shampoos, soaps and bubbles baths contained something called 1,4-Dioxane, which is a carcinogen. Because it is a contaminant produced during manuf...


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