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Eco-Energy Radios

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Bring on the solar. Too bad they don't have a solar-powered Sirius radio or CD player, but another good start. Great for backyards, hiking, camping or just inquisitive kids (or adults :) Three ways to charge: sun, hank-crank, plug-in. 30 seconds of cranking = 35 minutes of Dave Matthews. The rechargable NiMH battery can hold 20 hours of playtime. AM/FM/SW/LW

Updated Oct 23, 2008

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SKOY

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3 people recommended this item

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A biodegradable alternative to paper towels. The cloth breaks down in five weeks! But can be used for up to a year in the household.
Cotton and cellulose-pulp, chlorine-free.

Created form two mothers in California and based off a similar product one used in Europe in the late 90's.

Please support them!

Updated Oct 10, 2008

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Bee wax crayons - Organic Baby & Kids

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Another great alternative to petroleum crayons. They aren't inexpensive, but they are completely non-toxic and they claim they take on a watercolor appearance. This may be more for the artsy, than for the toddler. (via Ideal Bite)

Updated Sep 25, 2008

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Peace Baby Block Set - Made in the USA

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These blocks are absolutely gorgeous! Everything is done right in Northern Michigan. The woods comes from sustainable maple tree forests and the printing is non-toxic.
This would make a wonderfully, thoughtful baby shower gift.

Updated Sep 25, 2008

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How Clean Is The Electricity I Use? - Power Profiler

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So cool. Plug in your zipcode and this EPA website will inform you on where your area obtains its energy.
For example, mine reads that we get 73% of our energy from coal (I can't help where I am. Ohio is a big coal state! How terrble). What's worse is that it compares your coal consumption to the nation's (50%). Yikes! We use 23% more coal than the national average! Ok, anyway, Gas (2%), Nuclear (23%), Hydro (1%), non-hydro renewables (0!).

To boot, we exceed the national averages for carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide.

Please visit this site. We need to be informed on our state of energy, especially with all the talk in election and media. Do yourself a favor and become informed! (via Ideal Bite)

Updated Oct 9, 2008

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Green Power Network: Buying Green Power: Can I Buy Green Power in My State?

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This is yet another tool to every person that wants to arm themselves with the power of knowledge. A U.S. Dept of Energy website allows you to see what kind of green power is available through different companys.

Again, for me, I found out my I can donate $1.40 per month to the power company for them to invest in renewable energy. However; I also found out that that program will expire in December. (via Ideal Bite)

Updated Oct 9, 2008

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Rain Barrels, Downspout Diverters and Filters, Rain Barrel Kits

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I think having any kind of rain barrel is a benefit, but for those that 'em usually want to push it further and further (especially those with a large garden). A 55 gallon barrel doesn't hold that much water (some say will fill in less than 5 minutes). For a much more elaborate plan, check out these guys. They have everything you need (for a price, of course). 30, 55, 75, 80, and (*gasp) 214-gallon rain barrels.

Updated Oct 10, 2008

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Hymini Portable Wind and Solar Generator

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A little sun or at least 9mph winds. That's all you need for this small, portable power source. A must for the backpacker's or camper's belongings!

Updated Oct 24, 2008

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Human Powered Tools for the Fun-Fueled Future

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Are you tired of your blender being crammed into a closet or a back corner? Did you have grander ideas for displaying your juice maker? Well, here it is. A bike blender. Get your legs moving and get me a smoothie!

Updated Oct 28, 2008

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Oven/Sun Food Drying Rack - Lehman's - Products for Simple, Self-sufficient Living

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Non-electric drying, if you chose so. Can place in sun or in gas/electric oven. Uses only pilot light in gas oven and interior light in electric.
Handmade with oak wood and fiberglass screens.

Updated Oct 28, 2008

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