• Bleed With Pride
  Make-It-Yourself Menstrual Pads : TreeHugger
  By ladylazarus in Public bookmarks with make-it-yourself menstrual pads treehugger
• TreeHugger
  By nbalcom in Public bookmarks with activism environment treehugger by 40 users
• TreeHugger
  By AlterNat3 in Environment > Aggregators/Blogs with aggregators blogs environment treehugger by 15 users
• How to Green Your Cleaning
  
  What’s the Big Deal? Cleaning products are everywhere in our homes and offices: on dishes, countertops, furniture, clothes, floors, windows, and floating through the air. In our war on dirt and germs we may often actually be making things
  By applegrass in Serious stuff > Organise your life with cleaner cleaning environment green treehugger
• Reducing Your Computer's Energy Use
  a few ways to cut back on the energy it takes to fire up and use your computer.
  Despite some of our best efforts to be good TreeHuggers, computers are still a way of life for many of us (heck, we couldn't write and you couldn't read TH every day without 'em), and with computers comes a
  By applegrass in Technology > PC with cuttingenergy cuttingenergybills energy goodidea todo treehugger
• How To Green Your Dishwasher
  Large appliances like dishwashers account for a huge chunk of your home usage but, if used properly and maintained, a dishwasher can be more environmentally friendly than hand washing. Here are ten tips to keep that dishwasher running green.
  What’s the Big Deal? Washing dishes uses water, energy, chemicals, as well as your valuable time, so an efficient approach can save a lot of each. Since dishwashing machines are the norm for the majority of people, most of
  By applegrass in Public bookmarks with dishwasher environment environmental green treehugger
• How to Go Green
  How to Go Green with Treehugger
  By applegrass in Lifestyle > Green with environment environmental goinggreen green treehugger
• Treehugger Lunar Power comes to New York
  
  This summer a Gristedes store on Roosevelt Island in New York will get half of its power from six tide-powered turbines in the East River. Unlike dam-based hydroelectric generators, which depend on rain or snowpack to keep current flowing and
  By imj in Public bookmarks with comes lunar power treehugger york by 3 users

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