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Comment by Julie Roads on October 2, 2008 at 7:25am

Junein2! These are great links...I just met Kelly Cox from the NRDC - awesome woman, awesome ORG!

Comment by JuneIn2 on October 2, 2008 at 5:27am

Some reason org links did not show they are in order of description provided below
Green .orgs
Co-op America
Tree People
Natural resources Defense Council

Comment by JuneIn2 on October 2, 2008 at 5:23am

Hi All Eco Conscious Mammas
Glad to find this group.

I live green with recycling, growing (no chemicals) vegis,and started integrating green eco elements into my home, and a whole host of other things I found that there are many small steps & behaviors that can help.

While on my path to greeness an interesting thing happened, I started attracting (though no consorted effort - is that green?) green related clients in my ad/marketing agency. Because of this I have learned a lot and been exposed to neat ideas and recourses.

Thought that I would share some recourses

Being in Southern Cal, water is a big issue, so in collab. with client I wrote an article Hub on Water conservation. this article can apply no matter where you live from in home water conservation tips to exterior water saving tips, drought tolerant plants and descriptions of what Xeriscapes are.

Blog from
Eco Consultant has a lot of good articles that covers everything from solar, to green wash ads (are they really green) to home remodeling and more.
Heres some neat green orgs.

nature ag. green organization
- this is a comprehensive green site lots of articles and resources and news topics range from advocating green biza, to consumer products to gatherings and more.
- Natural Resources Defense Council another great organization that covers hot topics news and actions. in life covers green living, businesses and more. Even if you so choose topics they are lobbying about and how to get involved.

I hope you find the resources helpful in being green.

Comment by Sandra Foyt on October 1, 2008 at 10:03am

I'm just starting, or at least re energizing, our Go Green journey. As a Girl Scout Service Unit Manager, I'm planning a Go Green event to educate and inspire future activists. (More on this in a discussion post.)

Also, as a homeschool educator, I received a request from the American Museum of Natural History in NY for post on Going Green that they will integrate into the exhibit on Climate Change that is opening on Oct. 18.

If you'd like to answer:
* What are you doing about climate change?
* Have you changed your light bulbs? Your driving habits? Your vacation plans?

Please be as concrete and specific as possible. And please specify how you would like to be identified (at a minimum, first name, city, and state where you live). Mail answers to: aapplewhite@amnh.org

Comment by Julie Roads on September 30, 2008 at 5:52am

Hi all! We live in a green, co-housing community (even have composting toilets), eat all organic, compost, etc...working hard to protect the environment and teach our kids...thrilled to find this group!

Comment by Colleen(FoodieTots) on September 29, 2008 at 10:23pm

Megan, the Ecomom Alliance has a "10 First Steps" list that may help you get started.

Comment by Tonya Ward on September 29, 2008 at 8:37am

Good Morning Green Mamas!

Comment by Ambitious Green on September 28, 2008 at 9:26pm

Hello to all Green Mamas out there!

Comment by GoldieLola on September 28, 2008 at 9:15pm

Hi Green Mamas!

Comment by Megan Calhoun on September 28, 2008 at 5:16pm

I love it! Thank you, AlexJurek!

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