smileforlife asked:


We came up with a white out product for a bio class. So we have to now name it, so it should be a ecofriendly sounding name as well as describe function.

LOVEY

Tara G asked:


Preserving our environment requires making new consumer choices about everything. Shopping green online rather than burning gas to drive from store to store is most efficient and economical way not only to save time and money but also the planet. How do you participate in saving the environment?

TAYLAH

trws1966 asked:


I’m looking for an affiliate program that focuses on selling environmentally-friendly products — recycled goods, energy-efficient products, and so on. I want a 2-tier program (so I earn more if I bring in more affiliates), and the program has to be reliable — no shady or sloppy practices of any sort. Prefer *not* to work with a service like Commission Junction.

ZANE

Clarky asked:


Does it truly make a difference? Someone help me understand the “Green movement”

OISTIN

SLF asked:


would you go out of your way to buy recycled paper, fair trade fruit etc? and would you pay extra for it?

KIPP

boxpark asked:


Hi, I am looking for inexpensive organic foods and eco friendly household products that won’t be to expensive. Our local grocery store has a very small organic section. I am slowly converting and I need garbage bags, cleaners etc. As far as fruits and veggies I am growing my own but kids snacks and that kind of stuff I can’t find thats a resonable price. Does anybody have any good websites they can share? Thanks so much.

REVEL

twiggy asked:


I want to be an environmentally-conscious shopper but I need to watch my spending, too. How can I shop eco-friendly on a budget? What stores, websites, etc. do you recommend?

TORN

Haribol108 asked:

An impression of the new EKO shop ‘Marqt’. Location Overtoom Amsterdam NL. They sell mainly local Eco products. 2008: two shops in Amsterdam.

www.marqt.com

OSANNA

Cyn asked:


(lol!!!!!!!)

REGINALD

Crissy H asked:


I want to plant flowers but the rabbits in my neighborhood love to eat them (I have tulip stems in the planter right now). What can I use that would dissuade rabbits and other hungry creatures, without being harmful to the animals (including my dog)?

PRUNELLA