Sure, you can load a pizza up with meat, but you don’t have to and it’s still good. Pizza is a great option for your weekly meat-free meal. Here are some recipes and ideas to make your pizza night eco-friendly. Read more…
Did you participate in Earth Hour this past weekend? Read more…
Crunchy Chicken needs your help with Goods 4 Girls.
Blogfish says that sea cucumbers have inspired a new polymer.
According to Ecorazzi, an airline in the UK is hiring actors to pose as passengers to avoid fines.
FoodShed Planet makes edible paper.
Brave New Leaf talks about windbags. The good kind.
Green Grounded has a great green pep talk for you.
Petite Planet is full of ideas for children’s birthday gifts.
It’s not feeling like spring around these parts. There’s a few inches of snow on the ground and I’m kind of bummed about it, so I decided to paint my toenails as a pick me up. Read more…
(Warning, the video is upsetting).From Yahoo! News:
“Canada’s annual seal hunt, which the government promised would be more humane this year, cranked up slowly on Friday because of thick ice. Read more…
Baltimore Bliss has a neti pot video posted if you need a how to.
Ecorazzi lists Billboard’s top ten greenest musicians.
Grist talks eco-p o r n.
Enviroblog has disturbing news about sunscreen.
Bean Sprouts reviews the seed and plant finder.
Do you have an old TV stashed in your closet or basement? What the heck should you do with them?
The Modern Gal has hints to help you eat your veggies.
Brave New Leaf questions if we’re looking in the face of peak minerals?
Tangled Webs has a different take on programs like Goods 4 Girls.
Living Without Meat gives us some recipes to satisfy weird cravings.
Ecorazzi has another reason to love Julie Louis-Dreyfus.
Last week, The Organic Consumers Association released a report on carcinogenic 1, 4-Dioxane. It’s been found in several major brands of personal care and household cleaning products labeled organic or natural. The brands listed included one of my favorites — Ecover.
I promise to do a real garden update next week. Well, I don’t promise, but I’ll try to. In the meantime, I will give you a quick idea of what’s going on. Bunnies. Eating. Everything.
“But, Allie,” you say, “don’t you have a big, hulking, wolf-like dog? Doesn’t he scare off the bunnies?”
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