 | When you're at the store or eatinga t a restaurant and still want to eat sustainably but forgot your seafood guide at home, no problem, text the word "fish" and the name of the fish to 30644, standard rates probably apply |
Eat Sustainably on the Go
clothing reborn
by Samantha
| you know that old t-shirt you loved and hate that you can't where it now because of the big hole or stain on it that stinks becaus now you cant even donate it. but you could reuse it make it in to a pillow or blanket square cutting out the bit thats messed up and keeping you favorit shirt and cozy at the same time. |
Adopt-A-Highway!
by Cass Meyer
| Find out about your state's programs for adopting highways in your area. Make sure you sign up for their recycling program too! |
When you have to use disposables
by Andrea Keirstead
| I'm a middle-school teacher, and I try to have whole-grain cereal available in my room for starving teenagers. After seeing a kid reach into the container, lick his fingers, and reach in again, I knew I had to have separate serving dishes. Somewhere, I had read a tip from a mother of toddlers about using coffee filters as snack bowls. They work great, are inexpensive, and use a great deal less paper. It's possible to buy them unbleached, too. |
PAPER!
by Stephanie
| It's the end of the school year and where should all that paper (worksheets, etc.)go? Instead of chunking it into a dark trash can, RECYCLE it! This can save a lot of trees. |
latest search engine
by Amata
| Use blackle.com instead of google.com- it's the same thing but doesn't use energy to create colors on the screen!! |
Shop Organic
by Allyson
| If you want to eat green, and pretty much everywhere else is really killer expensive, try going to Trader Joe's, or something like Fresh Market. |
Eat Locally
by Linda and Tosh
 | The average piece of food on your dinner plate has traveled a whopping 1500 miles! Save gas and money by growing your own food (at least plant a fruit tree and some tomatoes!), and going to local farmer’s markets. |
