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Books: The Big Green Apple: Your Guide to Eco-Friendly Living in New York City

by Kara DiCamillo, Newport, Rhode Island on 01.27.06
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greenapplebook.jpg This tip came from our friends at The Green Apple who wrote to us about a book that was just released this month called, what else, The Big Green Apple: Your Guide to Eco-Friendly Living in New York City. This book, written by Ben Jervey, provides simple solutions for the busy New Yorker with tips and strategies on how to adopt a lower-impact life without compromising your comfortable and cool urban lifestyle. It educates the reader about food, energy consumption, recycling and clothing, to name a few, and provides a comprehensive list of green goods and services throughout the five boroughs. If you’re interested in joining and organization or meeting up with people who are committed to a greener city, this is the book for you. Available at Amazon.com for $10.17. ::The Big Green Apple

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For people who live in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, a similar guide is The Green Guide (http://www.thegreenguide.org).

jump to top Brian says:

Actually, the 2006 edition is not available at amazon yet, but it is from MooShoes.

jump to top RemyC [TypeKey Profile Page] says:

Actually, this wasn't published by the folks at The Green Apple. It's a completely separate publication :)

jump to top TheGreenApple says:

Correction: This isn't related to Andreea's wonderful "The Green Apple" book of tips and coupons for the NYC area. This is an unrelated publication, with tips, strategies, and a directory of all things "green" in the five boroughs. Let the record show....

jump to top Ben Jervey says:

oops! my sincere apologies - the tip came from the folks at The Green Apple so i thought it was related.

jump to top kara says:

i want to read this book but i cant get a hold of it. where can i get it?

jump to top maya says:

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