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Top 5 Eco-Friendly Memorial Day Party Tips
Food - Shop at a local farmer’s market for your BBQ ingredients. You can usually find great local organic produce, breads & meats. Compost - Compost leftover food scraps & other organic trash. Kick off the summer this Memorial Day Weekend by greenifying your BBQ Party. Happy Grilling!
The Go Green Blog - Monday, May 24, 2010
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Community Supported Agriculture in local neighborhoods
Community Supported Agriculture in local neighborhoods Neighborhoods are the center of unity in many areas; interpersonal relations, emotional support, community safety, healthy recreational activities, and the provider of healthy local food for all its citizens. Another stumbling block garden organizers sometimes face is vandalism.
The Green Changemakers - Friday, April 2, 2010
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The Local Food and Farming Revolution
As it happens, I grew up in a little farming community in northeastern Colorado—Yuma—where my family owned the local drug store (complete with soda fountain). m a journalist and communicator at heart, and I started working for the local newspaper in Yuma when I was in the sixth grade. We must make our foodshed as local as possible.
The Green Changemakers - Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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  • Support Your Local Farms!
    It’s easy to say “support your local farms.” In Rhode Island, it’s getting a lot easier to support your local farms because, believe it or not, there are so many more of them sprouting up! Tagged: agritourism, buy local, farm fresh, Farm Fresh RI, local farmers, local farms, organic food, produce, Rhode Island.
    Green Life Smart Life - Monday, July 13, 2009
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  • Organic and Chic: Delicious, Nutritious (and Pretty Pretty) Baking!
    I’m LOVING Sarah Magid’s new book, Organic and Chic: Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets That Taste as Good as They Look ! had a few questions for Sarah about her connection to organics, her life and book, and her love of baking! Eco Chick: What led to your interest in organic food? Do you think it tastes better?
    Eco Chic - Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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  • The Duke of Cambridge: London’s First Organic Certified Gastropub
    had a fantastic time as I always do, and one of the highlights was the amazing meal I ate with Jenn at The Duke of Cambridge, which bills itself as “Britain’s First Organic Certified Gastropub.&# (A gastropub is a pub that serves food alongside delicious British and imported beers). and Jenn said the salmon was amazing.
    Eco Chic - Thursday, July 23, 2009
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  • Last minute food shopping locally.
    Instead of pushing your way through the hoards of disgruntled holiday shoppers in the large town shopping centre or supermarket chain, why not do your last minute Christmas food shopping locally. Kevin from Ardkeen Quality Food Store in Waterford has a few Organic Turkeys left. At a starting price of ‚¬35.95
    Green Me - Saturday, December 19, 2009
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  • A Farm Fresh Thanksgiving
    Make your Holiday dinners a 50-mile meal, focused on seasonal ingredients from our local farmers. It’s our state’s largest farmers market, with 50 local producers all under one roof and the widest variety of local foods available for your everyday meals and your holiday dinner. Ah, autumn in New England.
    Green Life Smart Life - Thursday, November 26, 2009
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  • Top 10 Eco-Friendly Valentine’s Day Gifts for 2010
    3- Organic flowers or a live plant from your local farmer’s market. 4- Homemade organic goodies or candies delivered in a recycled cookie tins. 5- Organic soaps & bath oils. 8- Wine from a local vineyard. 9- Homemade dinner with fresh seasonal ingredients from your local farmer’s market.
    The Go Green Blog - Monday, February 1, 2010
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  • Top 5 Tips To Really Green Your St. Patrick’s Day
    Patrick’s Day the eco way: Wear Organic Green Tees: One of the biggest St. This year, instead of just wearing any old green T-shirt, wear an organic cotton or bamboo T-shirt! Drink Local Organic Beer: The other big St. Eat Local & Organic: Another holiday favorite is to eating delicious meals. Happy St.
    The Go Green Blog - Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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  • Introduce Ecotourism to your next Family Vacation
    While organizations like TIES offer a stellar service that will help travelers plan their ecotourism adventure, it’s worth noting that you needn’t invest every moment and dollar of your vacation to the cause. No matter where you decide to spend vacation, look into local farmer’s market and other eco-tourism resources before making the jaunt.
    Green Life Smart Life - Saturday, September 5, 2009
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  • Green your BBQ
    Choose local and if possible organic food. Now that sun has well and truly said hello, we are all optimistically dusting off the barbecue. But have you ever considered whether you are having a green barbecue? When buying your charcoal, buy from sustainably managed forests and look for an Irish brand (failing that choose a UK brand).
    Green Me - Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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  • Can we shop ethically
    When we buy organic or fair - trade food, the benefits are obvious- it’s healthier, it tastes better and we know we are helping producers earn a decent wage.  We love the feel good factor that we are supporting our local farmer.  Why should we buy an organic T-shirt and who will benefit? 
    Green Me - Sunday, January 3, 2010
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