Jeff McIntyre-Strasburg of Sustainablog attributes his love of nature to lots of camping trips as a child. In his post: “How to Turn Your Kid into a Treehugger” Jeff looks at research by the College of Human Ecology at Cornell that indicates enjoyable experiences of nature in youth can shape the way we feel about the environment as adults. All the more reason to get our children outdoors and having fun…
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Sustainablog
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Tags: ecostreet, children, environment
This week’s new green listings at the EcoStreet directory.
Want to know more about water conservation? Try Greencycler’s Water, World and Space News for news about water and the environment.
The Beev at Adventures in Ethical Consumerism is trying to do the right thing in a crazy world. Read about fairtrade and environmental issues here.
Foo-go make sandwiches and package them in biodegradable packaging. Buy Foo-go sandwiches from WH Smiths, Superdrug and Total forecourts.
As seen on the EcoStreet blog this week, Environmental Action was born in 1970 as a result of the first Earth Day. For 35 years they have been petitioning for an end to pollution and development of wild places. You can join their online photo rally here to help save America’s National Forests.
YourGreenDream is an information site showing how to create DIY solar, hydro, wind, tidal, geothermal or other green power projects for hobbyists and beginners.
Innocent Oils sell 100% pure organic hemp seed oil for babies and adults with sensitive skin.
More Than Gifts is a secure online UK website specialising in handcrafted gifts sourced from Fair Trade producers and small village communities. Free UK delivery.
And last but not least, PUR BEBE is an eco-friendly baby boutique based in the USA.
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Tags: ecostreet, green+listings, conservation, baby, renewable+energy
This week’s Carnival of the Green is hosted by Dirty Greek, and what a green carnival it is too. The St. Patrick’s day theme is swarming with leprechauns, along with a veritable feast of green blogging.
EcoStreet’s Guide to Green Cleaning is featured in this the 18th Carnival of the Green. Thanks to the Dirty Greek for including us.
My pick of the week is Worsted Witch’s post entitled: What is Sustainability? A little reminder every now and again of what we are trying to achieve doesn’t go amiss.
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Tags: ecostreet, carnival+of+the+green