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A Sustainable Holiday Guide
Salt dough ornaments are a fun and eco-friendly way to decorate for the holidays. Photo by Elise Crigar. The holidays don’t have to come with a mountain of trash bags. If you want to have a more eco-friendly season, choose reusable first, compostable second and recyclable last. That hierarchy keeps the focus on materials that flow back into everyday life instead of into the landfill. Decorate plain paper with potato stencil stamps for a kid-friendly DIY. Photo by Shannon Ros
Sara Pintar, Eco Eclectic
Dec 35 min read


Reduce Your Packaging Footprint
Reusable containers are a great way to reduce waste when packing lunch. Photo by Stefanie Keeler. Looking for ways to pack lunch without...
Sandro Young
Apr 242 min read


Wipe Out Food Waste
efficiency in the kitchen means less food waste
Erin Thursby
Apr 36 min read


Composting: New Life for Leftovers
composting
Kathy Carr
Apr 33 min read


Growing Food from Scraps
grow food from scraps

Lauren Titus
Apr 34 min read


Commercial Composting with Sunshine Organics
Creating sustainable solutions for farmers to improve their soil fertility and hopefully reduce their dependence on conventional fertilizers
Mallory Schott
Mar 103 min read


The Steady Act of Slow Food
This international organization is a nonprofit political movement resisting exploitative food systems and the homogenization of food...
Mallory Schott
Feb 254 min read


Kitchen Altars
A kitchen altar can be a place of meditation, nourishment and spiritual reflection in the heart of your home.
Katie Delaney
Feb 252 min read
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