Frequent visitor and fellow green blogger Peggy from Light Green Stairs has an interesting read about something that you may not have considered when it comes to recycling.

Long-time favorite EcoStreet has 5 of the best green and ethical social networking sites — perfect for getting your social green groove on.

The Environmental News Network has the lowdown on new resources for carbon neutral shipping — with the holidays coming you can’t afford to miss it.

Resource Shelf is reporting on everything you need to navigate the new MSN Green Channel .

The next few links are all from the same place — but I can’t keep up. I think Deb at Simply Thrifty is trying to out-green me. That’s cool though; the more green the better. Some fine reads from her include:

• 33 Things You Can Recycle
• How to install a rain barrel
• And a post that everyone in the country should read right this second: What People Spend on Food. This post may seem more thrift minded than green minded but it’s super eco-important. Follow the links in Deb’s post to learn more. You will be astounded. Remember the first green step is use less and waste less.
  

By the way; you can actually get your very own lovey green heart dish like the one pictured above (or other cool pieces) from Firework Studio.

Post from: Tree Hugging Family