ECO-PRODUCTS & SERVICES
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What are Eco-products and Services?
Information to help you tread lightly on the Earth, and the products and services that align with your green mindedness, and sustainable values.
Lower your impact on the environment and start eco friendly living with this guide to eco products & services. Learn about eco friendly products and eco friendly services by visiting All Things Healing online today!
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Using Toilet Paper Made from Old-Growth Forests?
from GrinningPlanet.com With all the waste paper in the world that can be recycled and all the acres/hectares of forest land that are now used to grow trees for pulp mills, is there any reason for us to cut down giant swaths of old-growth forest to make toilet paper, facial tissues, and other single-use paper products? 
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TIP #1 — The easiest trick is to not dry clothes quite completely. The small amount of remaining moisture keeps static cling from getting a foothold. You can use drying racks to spread clothes out to do their last 10% of drying. If you're a bit more industrious, you can hang a couple of pieces of pipe from the ceiling in your laundry area...
We put the clothes in the washer, then we put the clothes in the dryer, then we throw a dryer sheet in after them. It's the way it's done. Some people also use liquid fabric softener in the wash cycle. All this softening and sweetening is part of Better Living Through Chemistry. Or is it?...
With the Holiday season upon us, many people will be drawn to smells that remind them of Christmas. We need to be aware what is in the personal care products, room fresheners or candles that smell like pumpkin spice, cinnamon cookies, nutmeg, cranberry, or even pomegranate, to name a few...
United By Blue is making headlines in the fashion industry as their trendy t-shirts, bags and accessories reach more premiere retail locations across the country. What makes this company look so good, however, goes beyond the standard eco chic, organic and sweatshop-free manufacturing practices. It’s the heart of the company: for every item sold, United By Blue removes a pound of pollution from the ocean. (And that’s a lot of empty plastic bottles.)
When we met Imani in the Iridimi refugee camp in Chad, we promised to tell the world her story. That is why I am reaching out to you. Imani witnessed the murder of her husband and two sisters, hid from the savage Janjaweed militia and survived for days with only water in the unforgiving sun. After her harrowing escape from her village in Darfur she walked over 300 miles until crossing the border into Chad, finally arriving at the Iridimi refugee camp...
Recognizing the value of making sustainability education fun and engaging, the Transforming Cultures project at the Worldwatch Institute has worked with Catan GmbH, Mayfair Games, and Franckh-Kosmos Verlag to develop Catan: Oil Springs as a non-profit scenario for the award-winning board game The Settlers of Catan, produced in 30 languages...
They are at the door to greet us when we get home. They curl up at our feet or make themselves at home on our laps. They are trusting, loving and dependable. For many pet owners, their furry friends are valued members of the family. So why don’t we pay better attention to what we feed them every day?...
Brush at least twice a day. Floss after every meal. And use a fluoride-enhanced toothpaste. These are the three keys to a healthy smile, right?
Most of the concern about kitchen sponges is around the amount of bacteria they can harbor. Sure, it's a very good point, but what about the environmental damage wreaked by these mostly synthetic throwaway items? Are there greener alternatives?...
