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Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 05. 8.08
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:: Find that perfect non-profit to support with help from Jessica Biel.

:: Make eating veggies fun with Kelly's asparagus pancake recipe.

:: Get a peek into the world of sustainable teak flooring.

:: Green baby's crib.

:: Enlist the help of praying mantises to keep your garden growing.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 05. 6.08
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:: Get hysterical in Hasya yoga.

:: Indulge mom with au natural spa treats for Mother’s Day.

:: Save money on sneaks by repairing them instead.

:: Learn the recycled plastic alphabet—from your PET’s to your PVC’s.

:: Rely on trusty online databases to seek out green eats.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 05. 5.08
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:: Indulge in package-less dessert—ice cream cones.

:: Experiment with new vegetables like Kelly does with salsify.

:: Grow a lush, green lawn without wasting water.

:: Spoil mom on Mother's Day with organic flowers.

:: Keep your kids' diet healthy with mercury-free fish.

Bean Sprouts Hosts Carnival of the Green

by Kara DiCamillo, Newport, Rhode Island on 05. 5.08
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This week is Carnival of the Green # 126 and it's being hosted by Bean Sprouts, a blog focused on one family's search for the good life. So head on over to the site to check out a round up of green news and events from the past week, submitted by other bloggers and green sites.

To learn more about Carnival of the Green, where it will be and how to host (we are now accepting hosts for the second half of 2009!), please click here to link to our previous post.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 05. 2.08
TH Exclusives

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:: Extend the shelf life of your books by building a library in your office.

:: Cruise at a constant speed to save money and the planet.

:: Freshen up your complexion with a quick teabag facial.

:: Sink your teeth into a homemade batch of sweet potato rolls.

:: Analyze your hometown's air quality.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 05. 1.08
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:: Zap zits the all natural way with tips from Summer Rayne Oakes.

:: Wine and dine without the added weight.

:: Wise up on wasted water in Lloyd's Peak Everything series.

:: Get nifty with old newspapers using these ten clever ideas.

:: Skip the greasy Chinese take-out for Kelly's at-home 'n healthy pork buns.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 04.30.08
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:: Stop mindlessly munching and check your portion sizes.

:: Learn the art of "drafting" to save automobile gas.

:: Safeguard yourself from pesky pesticides.

:: Be selective with your seafood.

:: Glam up your cell phone or MP3 player with some old jeans.

Today on Planet Green

by Jessica Root - Brooklyn, NY on 04.29.08
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:: Green your digs with help from an eco-savvy contractor.

:: Puree Jerusalem Artichokes for this sophisticated yet easy soup recipe.

:: Help conserve water by harvesting it from your roof.

:: Crack open the corn industry.

:: Get ready to watch the coolest in green home building on Renovation Nation.

We'll be working on better category archives soon. In the meantime, take a look at the weekly archive if you really want to dig around, or use the search box at the top of the page.

TreeHugger breaks it down for you in a series of in depth how-to articles that will help you green your life. No time like the present!

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