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Earth Day resolutions

   By: Sheri ArbitalJacoby, Photo: Istock
Earth Day is upon us, and the little voice in your head nagging you to do more for the planet is already exhausting you. But upping your eco-consciousness doesn’t have to be hard. Start with just a few of these easy ideas…then a few more...then… For more great green products, go to our Green Photo Galleries. You drink ...

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Green Baby Guide 
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Best Green Kids' Parties 
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Our planet is the greatest legacy we leave our children and our grandchildren. So when my son was born, I vowed to live a greener ...
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Green Day 
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  Always dreamed of working for yourself? Now it's possible to go green as you earn green.
Lori DeBerry knew it was time to consiDer going into business for herself when she and her husband, Joe, realized the same thing at the same moment: “we were working really long and hard—for someone else,” she says. That’s when Lori, 33, a salesperson for a medical company, and ...

Happy Birthday! Happy Planet! 
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  This new book shows how living greener can be fun for kids and parents.
You can do right by your favorite people on their most special day and still be eco-friendly. In her new book, Green Kids, Sage Families , Lynda Fassa, environmentalist, organic cotton clothing designer and mom of three, shows us how. Parties by their very nature are incredibly wasteful. The ...

Green Franchises 
  Launch an eco-friendly business without doing it all yourself.
NaturaLawn of America With some 68 locations in 23 states, this innovator, launched in 1987, has changed the lawn-care industry with its use of organic-based products and integrated pest management ( naturalawn.com ). Pizza Fusion Known for its mostly organic menu, this young company, launched in 2006, relies ...
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The Reluctant Environmentalist 
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  If you think eco-consciousness is just too tough or time-consuming, read on.
It’s easy being green—really. Here are truly quick and simple ways you can start making a difference (and saving time and money!) right now. Want to do more for Mother Nature but don’t have time for something as involved as, say, installing solar panels or making biofuel? Join the ...

Why Green? 
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  Working Mother goes green
Experts warn us that if we don't change our ways, the penalties will be dire—and it's our children who will pay the price. As working mothers who strive to protect our kids from harm, we can make a difference by supporting companies that put the fate of the globe at the top ...

Easy Ways to Be an Eco-Family 
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  Too busy to be green? Take small steps that make a big impact.
Ready to hop on the environmental bandwagon? With our simpler-than-you-think guide to green, you and your family can usher in a more earth-friendly lifestyle with small changes that have big impact. I was raised by a working mother who hung our laundry out on the line rather than drying ...

Home Sweet Eco-Home 
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  Our room-by-room shopping guide to environment-friendly products
You don't have to harvest rainwater to make your house greener. But you can do your share by shopping with these eco-conscious companies. We've overheated it, poisoned it and filled its lakes with landfills. To be sure, we've done our share to stomp on the planet. Now that saving ...

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