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[3 Mar 2010 | No Comment | 65 views]
A Year Ago at Green Your Apartment

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Back to Basics: Reduce
The first in a series of three posts on the basic principles of green living.
Back to Basics: Reuse
The second in a series of three posts focusing on the basic principles of green living.

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[9 Nov 2009 | One Comment | 434 views]
Ninth Tips for Green Living Carnival

Welcome to the November 9, 2009 edition of tips for green living. We have some great submissions that I hope you’ll enjoy!
for the newbies

Condo Blues gives us 8 Steps to Reducing Household Trash posted at Condo Blues.

Chris presents Green homes explained posted at Home I Own. While a little out of our usual prospect, I did find Australia’s take on greening homes fascinating and thought it was too interesting not to share.

June Tree talks about Green Living: Ways To Recycle And Buy Used posted at The Digerati Life. Always a …

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[12 Aug 2009 | One Comment | 637 views]
The Basics: Reduce, Reuse then Recycle

Once upon an early-90s jingle, kids were taught to “Reduce, reuse, recycle and don’t pollute!” by a singing cartoon. It was cute and kind of clever, but it may not have quite hit the message home. What that catchy tune didn’t explain was the importance of doing things in that order – reduce, reuse and then recycle.

But why that order?

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[3 Mar 2008 | 4 Comments | 110 views]

As I was planning this post I came across an article about Starbucks’ recent national break to re-educate their baristas with the intricacies of espresso and cappaccino making (Google “Starbucks 3 hour break to find various articles on the subject). As I read over that particular article it kept occurring to me how often people confuse their message and purpose by over-complicating matters and getting lost in the details without minding the big picture.
This inspired me to write this series of posts, which I’m calling “Back to Basics”. Our basics …