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TreeHugger Picks: Green Your Valentine's Day

by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA on 02.14.07
TH Exclusives (top fives)

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Like it or not, Valentine's Day is here, and while some TreeHugger's prefer to avoid the commercialization and media hype, we know there's a few of you out there who like to have a special day to express your love to that special someone. For the romantics, here are a few ways to green your Valentine's Day.

1) If you can't have Valentine's without chocolate, check out Global Exchange's Fair Trade Valentine's Day Activist Kit.
2) If flowers are what brings a smile to your sweetie's face, be sure they're organic and carbon neutral.
3) If food is the way to your lover's heart, have a nice organic meal at an organic or local food-serving restaurant.
4) If your plans call for gettin' busy, don't forget to green your sex life and learn more about buying green lube and sex toys before slipping between the sheets.
5) If the day calls for something different, hit up TreeHugger's Valentine Gift Guide to get more hot tips on greening your romance.

Comments (3)

Very cute indeed, you can find a very sweety present even in www.designtrotter.it some honey surprise.

DT

jump to top Enza says:

I have traditionally given my honey home made valentines. This year I used a large cardboard paper roll and covered it with math and word brain teasers with a v-day theme. It's a challeng to come up with something new every year but this kind of effort is what keeps the love alive. I prefer to get plants rather than flowers for that lasting touch.

jump to top Gina says:

Get your love one a free book, cd, cvd or video game by recycling what you have for what they want., on www.swaptree.com Why buy new?

Or recycle what they give you for something you want. For free.

jump to top Lucy says:

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