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Chamomile and Lavender: Fragrance and Health in Your Organic Herb Garden

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Posted by ChrisM on Thu, 2009/06/04 - 1:54pm in

Chamomile & Lavender: Fragrant Health in Our Organic Herb Garden
Chamomile and lavender are two valuable aromatic additions to your
organic herb garden. They not only add to the overall health of your
garden as companion plants, they enhance your health with their
powerful, soothing and other medicinal properties.

Catnip: The Humble Prize in Your Organic Garden

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Posted by ChrisM on Tue, 2009/05/26 - 2:00am in

Catnip aka Catmint: Essential Healing Herb
in Any Organic Garden

Good for your garden and good for you,
catnip (aka catmint) is a valuable addition to your organic garden. Catnip
isn't just for cats. In fact, it has a centuries-old history as a powerful
remedy for numerous human ailments that works just as well today.

Growing Herbs for Fresh Organic Salads

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Posted by ChrisM on Tue, 2009/05/19 - 2:50pm in

An illustration of chivesGrowing Herbs for Fresh Organic Salads
Fresh, tasty organic herbs add interest and nutrition to most dishes but none more natural than the salad. Many of these deliciously aromatic herbs can be organically grown easily in small pots on your windowsill for flavor at your fingertips. 

A Guide to Growing Lavender Video

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Posted by ChrisM on Mon, 2009/02/16 - 8:07am in

Here is a short film on growing lavender:

How Composting Can Quickly Reduce Your Garbage Bill and Turn Kitchen and Yard Waste into Soil Enriching Humus for Your Garden

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Posted by TamiPort on Mon, 2008/11/03 - 12:01am in

Compost to Reduce Trash Bill and Turn Garbage into Garden Soil
Composting is a way to quickly reduce your garbage bill while turning kitchen and yard waste into soil enriching humus for your garden. Learn how to compost and which organic waste materials should find their way into your composter.

Making Energy Out of Garbage - Curbside Recycling of Organic Waste Allows Anaerobic Digesters to Transform Compost into Fuel

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Posted by TamiPort on Mon, 2008/10/20 - 12:01am in

Local communities are making energy out of garbage. How curbside recycling of organic waste can provide the material to feed anaerobic digesters, transforming compost fare into free fuel.
So what do you get when you combine bacteria, organic waste and an
air-tight container? This isn’t a bad eco-joke. It’s actually a recipe
for making fuel from garbage. No kidding!

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint and Stay Fit by Cycling! It’s Greener to Use a Human Powered Bicycle and Leave the Car Behind

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Posted by TamiPort on Thu, 2008/10/16 - 12:01am in

Reduce your carbon footprint and stay fit by biking to some of your destinations. Here are some tips on ways you can painlessly substitute cycling for auto travel to save gas, money, your planet and keep fit!

Reduce the Level of Toxins at Home – Using Less Toxic, Biodegradable Products Improves the Health of Your Family and Our Planet

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Posted by TamiPort on Mon, 2008/09/29 - 12:01am in

Reduce the Level of Toxins at Home – Using Less Toxic, Biodegradable Products Improves the Health of Your Family and Our Planet

Walking or Cycling to Nearby Places, Instead of Driving, Can Go a Long Way towards Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

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Posted by TamiPort on Thu, 2008/09/25 - 12:01am in
If you are looking to both green up your lifestyle and maintain your health, you can do both with a simple eco-friendly switch.

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Waistline by Walking! Use Natural Muscle Power rather than Petrol to Trim Your Carbon Profile

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Posted by TamiPort on Mon, 2008/09/22 - 12:01am in
Reducing Your Carbon Footprint
One of the often heard terms in our increasingly green vocabulary is ‘carbon footprint’, and many people are looking to decrease the size of theirs. A carbon footprint refers to the carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gasses that you produce through your activities and the goods and services that you consume. Within recent history, the buildup of CO2 emissions is a major cause of global warming.

Going Old School on Your Transportation

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