My daughter Ari discovered a game on the EPA’s website called Recycle City. She enjoyed it and learned in the process. The game starts with Dumptown, a municipality that sends all of its trash to the dump and it doesn’t look like a nice place to live. When City Hall is clicked, nine different recycling [...]
The Story of Stuff
August 5, 2009 – 10:25 pm
Today seems the day for sending you off on merry adventures. If you’ve never seen the Story of Stuff, it is a definite must-see! Every time I see it I am reminded of why I need to stop buying new if I can reuse something. If you like it, bookmark it and view it every [...]
Illegal to Eat at Home?
August 5, 2009 – 5:06 pm
I read a wonderful post today at Enjoy Birth. I hope everyone will take a quick moment to stop by and read it, and then come back here over the next few days to read my next installment in my Birth Choice series. Restaurant Wars and Birth Wars
Site Review of Going Green DC
July 23, 2009 – 1:17 pm
The other day, I stumbled upon Going Green DC, a website dedicated to helping people find the “green” side of DC. Being native to this area, I was very excited to see this site. It is a great resource for Washingtonians who want to live more eco-friendly. Their latest post is about six green ways [...]
Site Review of EcoKids
July 17, 2009 – 5:52 pm
EcoKids.ca is a Canadian site for kids and teachers that gives information about the environment, recycling, and living more sustainably. The site is free for both kids and teachers, but to access the teacher resources you need to sign up. Visually interesting, the site isn’t a typical “go to this site and learn” educational website. [...]