Tip of the Week: Make your own candles. Melt beeswax on the stove and pour it into glass votive holders with lead-free wicks.
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Natural Home in case youre planning a getaway soon...check out this lovely eco-friendly resort (amazing pictures in this post too!)
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This Montana ranch goes beyond the basic amenities of green hotels and offers visitors a carbon neutral, sustainable experience in the Rocky Mountains.
Natural Home will you watch this documentary? check out the pictures in the post...incredible.
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Coal Country exposes the damages to communities and the environment caused by mountaintop-removal coal mining.
Natural Home repurpose at its best! check out this cool new find: jayne-young
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Jayne-Young resurrects antique copper pots as lighting fixtures with old-world charm.
Natural Home another tea review: do you like yogi tea?
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Give your body a boost with natural teas from Yogi designed to meet specific health needs.
Natural Home are you composting fallen leaves?
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With these easy ideas, you can make the most of all the leaves that have taken over your yard.
Natural Home A greener alternative to adhesive sticker labels on fruits and vegetables may soon arrive in the U.S.
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Laser technology that etches information into fruits and vegetables may eliminate the material waste of adhesive sticker labels.
Natural Home alternative energy still accounts for only 6.2 percent of total generating capacity and 41 percent of new total added capacity
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For the first time, investors put more money into alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and geothermal power than fossil fuels such as coal and oil.
Natural Home This simple project turns a discarded cigar box into handy key storage.
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Stylish, simple, eco-friendly projects for your natural home
Natural Home Add a modern edge to plain candles. These architectural edifices are not so much candleholders as candle emboldeners.
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Make these galvanized steel candle covers with simple sheets of steel, nuts, bolts and pieces of wire from the hardware store.
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This project recycles a vintage wool army blanket and four shabby wool
sweaters from the thrift store. All that’s required is some washing,
some cutting, and a bit of simple sewing.
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Large dots of vibrant wool give tired, old blankets new life.
Natural Home cold weather is coming! does your home have proper insulation?
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Pick the right type of insulation to improve your home's energy efficiency.
Natural Home A 1920s Dutch Colonial goes in for the basics: remove toxins, improve efficiency and ensure durability.
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A 1920s Dutch Colonial goes in for the basics: remove toxins, improve efficiency and ensure durability.
Natural Home architect roald gundersen's revolutionary whole tree architecture is featured on the front page of the home and garden section of the new york times. check out our feature from november/december 2007 to tour this remarkable home.
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Roald Gundersen's Whole Tree Architecture may revolutionize the green building industry.
Natural Home Have you ever purchased carbon offsets? If not, would you consider it?
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Lack of interest threatens ClimateSmart, a program that helps PG&E customers in California offset their carbon emissions, is about to be cut.
Natural Home have you noticed these new levi's tags?
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With its new clothing tags, Levi’s encourages consumers to donate unwanted clothes to Goodwill.
