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said: "Kettle's used oil is processed into bio-diesel and sold locally (Oregon). : )..." [read]

Doug said: "What if there's a storage leak, how will they clean up that air?..." [read]

robby said: "Also happening in Victoria, BC since 2000. http://www.lifecyclesproject.ca/initiatives/fruit_tree/..." [read]

said: "actually, I thought this quote would belong perfectly in the cradle to cradle book. He's consistent...." [read]

Artemis said: "It would be nice if you'd give a link directly to the Amex page that shows this project. I've used the link in the article, searched on both Lulan..." [read]

Ernie said: "#1: If I were in the market for a car, I wouldn't care about where it was made. That's at the bottom of our priority list. If American manufacturer..." [read]

TreeHugger Green Tips and Tricks

If there's one thing the Internet is great for, it's pooling the collective wisdom of the masses. And if there's one thing we want to do at TreeHugger, it's bring all that insight together. Since being green means a lot of different things to a lot of different people, and since there are myriad facets to living an eco-savvy lifestyle, we're asking readers to tell us how they do what they do. Do you flush your toilets with rainwater runoff? Make your own biodiesel from fried turkey grease? Bring your own containers for takeout? Lay it on us, and we'll share it with the world (okay, the blogosphere).

We're looking for videos that fit into one of the following categories:

Green Habits These are things you do regularly to reduce your impact on the environment, like composting, hypermiling, or getting your jeans tailored instead of buying new.

Green Hacks Have your tweaked your house, vehicle, appliances, or other possessions to increase sustainability? If you've created a rainwater garden, built a solar hot water collector, or tweaked your stereo setup sweetly, we want to hear from you.

How Tos Are you a natural at leading your friends to the path of eco-consciousness? Whether you're a crackerjack bicycle repairman, an eco-laundry expert, or an organic cooking fiend, channel your inner teacher, and bring those how-to tips to the head of the class.

Ready to get started?

Instructions:
Shoot a short and simple video (less than :60 seconds) and upload it to your preferred video hosting site - Youtube, Vimeo, Viddler, etc.

Title your video with Treehugger Green Tips: (explanation of the tip).

Email your submissions to: video-tips AT treehugger DOT com

Then be sure to check out our How to Go Green Guides, Buy Green Guides and our book Ready, Set, Green, too!

Pick one and let’s get started!

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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