Great Green Finds Blog Carnival #1
November 20, 2009 | Filled Under Great Green Finds
With so many amazing Green Living blogs across blogosphere it is impossible to keep up with them all. So, I have decided to host a Great Green Finds Blog Carnival weekly to show off some of the best green living blogs across the web. It is always great to show love to fellow green bloggers who blog about worthy eco topics.
PS: If you enjoy the blogs, make sure you bookmark or subscribe to each RSS feed!
- KIWI offers great ideas for hosting a Green Thanksgiving with eco-friendly glassware and utensils.
- The Crunchy Domestic Goddess begins thinking about her can good purchases after learning more about BPA in her post, BPA, it’s everywhere you don’t want it to be.
- Eco Child’s Play brought up the topic of toxic levels of lead and other toxins in children’s toys, with the post What Is the Matter with Us? Lead and Other Toxins into the Mouths of Babes. They offer some great resources to help us all make better choices when selecting baby toys.
- Focus Organic had the opportunity to ask Dr. Alan Wohlman, Sr. Vice President of Science and Technology of The Fanning Corporation and Andrew Hebard, President and CEO of Nature’s Crops, a few questions about Abyssinian oil and shares their answers with From Soil To Oil, Naturally.
- Tiffany over at Nature Moms, goes over green cleaning products, with the Greener Cleaners Roundup.
Enjoy this weeks Green Green Finds!
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Hi There,
Our greatest green find has been the Carebags reusables that come out of Canada. A friend sent some to me and I’ve since ordered off their site to send out to my family. They are stretchy mesh reusable drawstring bags for your fruit, vegetables, nuts, rice, grains, for wrapping your Christmas cake before soaking with brandy, or sifting the lumps out of homemade ice cream, to contain a glass wine bottle in my grocery bag so it doesn’t break. The list goes on and on. We’ve got several sets ’cause there always in use. My teenager uses one for her basketball gear, yes! they even stretch to accommodate all that. Its a brilliant solution to those nasty plastic bags on the roll at grocery stores.
Anyway that’s my green plug. Their website is http://www.carebagsonline.com
Happy New Year!
Kali
Awesome, thanks so much for including us!
.-= Stefanie´s last blog ..Fear of Discovery =-.
Your very welcome! I always enjoy Focus Organic!