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kids after my creative-reuse heart
Alexandra Lehrer, 5, and her classmates at Beginnings Nursery School in New York are my kind of people! “I like building stuff,” she said. “If you throw everything away, there will be just a big pile of garbage, and you … Continue reading
Posted in children, conservation, environment, everyday, recycle, reuse, second life, sustainability, sustainable
Tagged art, creativity, Maker Faire, preschool
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Yoplait and other no-no snacks
How bad can Yoplait be? Sure it’s way too sweet for me these days, thanks to tons of High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), but hey, it’s yogurt. Apparently, HFCS is not the only problem. According to Good Guide’s Five Snacks … Continue reading
Posted in children, everyday, food, health, kitchen, sustainability, sustainable
Tagged GoodGuide, high fructose corn syrup, snacks, sodium, sugar, Yoplait
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got old Crocs? recycle them!
Just got new Crocs. The info sheet included their recycling program! Wear your Crocs until they’re all worn out. Drop them at a participating retail shop, which you can find on their site. (I found 11 places within 25 miles … Continue reading
Posted in children, clothing, environment, everyday, green products, recycle, second life, sustainability, sustainable
Tagged Crocs, donation, plastic, shoe
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healthier trick-or-treat
My teeth start hurting when I think about all that Halloween candy. And I don’t even have cavities! So, how about some healthier treats–for kids and our planet? Fair trade chocolates for Reverse Trick-or-Treating. Planet Green suggests healthy snacks: organic … Continue reading
Posted in children, environment, food, health, shopping, sustainable
Tagged "trick-or-treat", chocolate, fair trade, halloween
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