Make More Earth Friendly Choices This Mother’s Day
Mothers are very special people; toiling away for our benefit for many, many years; well past our childhood and teenage trials. Mother Nature has been personified as a female for thousands of years, representing the giving of life, sustenance and nurturing- and it’s quite fitting. If you observe Mothers Day, honor your mom and Mother Nature by… Continue reading »
Making Easter A Little “Greener”
Hippy Hop to a greener Easter. Here are some easy ways to make a difference! Eggs Dye your free-farmed or organic eggs naturally by dipping them in vegetable- and fruit-based dyes, instead of using artificial colors. Create the dyes by boiling vegetables, fruits or juices in four cups of water and one-half cup of vinegar…. Continue reading »
Choose A “Greener” Beer for St. Patrick’s Day
If the approaching St. Patrick’s Day holiday has you dreaming of leprechauns, shamrocks and quaffing a wee pint (or two) of green beer, making a few greener choices can help lead you to the green pot o’ gold and a tasty, more planet-friendly holiday. Drink Local You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again,… Continue reading »
Spoil Your Sweetheart On Valentines Day- Not The Planet
Ok, we know… your saying to yourself, we just got done with Christmas, why on earth are you covering another holiday already? Listen, we’re not a big fan of Valentine’s Day. Just think, for a moment, about all the waste that’s produced for this holiday. The pink teddy bears, the endless greeting cards, the chocolate…and… Continue reading »
EAT SEASONALLY! Your Winter List
Eating seasonally. What does this mean for you? To enjoy the full nourishment of food, you must make your menu a seasonal one. In different parts of the world, and even in different regions of one country, seasonal menus can vary. Ensure optimal nourishment in every season. Each season Who’s Green provides you with a… Continue reading »
Festive Tips For A Greener Holiday
This time of year is filled with joy and family reunion, it is easy to get wrapped up in buying gifts, planning and attending parties and events, or competing with our neighbors for the best holiday decorations. This busy time of year and can mean we forget to consider our impact on the environment as… Continue reading »
Green Your Gathering-Tips To Make Your Party Eco-Friendly
Hosting a Hanukkah, Christmas, or New Years Eve party can be a daunting undertaking – and it can be tough on the environment too. Consider these tips to help make your festivities a little more earth-friendly. Decking the Halls For atmospheric lighting, use soy candles. These are made from 100 percent soybeans, a renewable and… Continue reading »
Green Up Your Gift Wrap This Season!
If you’re interested in keeping your holiday waste to a minimum, there are several ways to go green when it comes to choosing your gift wrap. Instead of buying new wrapping paper this year, check out the options below that can help you recycle, reduce and reuse. They can be more creative and fun for… Continue reading »
Gobble Gobble Green-Tips For Making Thanksgiving A Little Greener
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to reflect on everything we’re thankful for, but it can also be a great time to establish some new green traditions into your holiday. Here are just a few ways we suggest for bringing a little green into your turkey day. Shop local and organic Did you know that the… Continue reading »
Talking Turkey- Is Organic Worth the Price?
It’s almost here… Thanksgiving! It’s time to shed a little light on the advantages and disadvantages of buying organic. Here are some things to think about when you purchase that turkey. The main disadvantage of an organic turkey is its price, which can sometimes be double the price of a traditional frozen turkey. A turkey… Continue reading »
