Few Links to Share ("Green" Edition)

I'm not feeling so hot this morning so I am working on school work (probably should be in bed). But while working on my schoolwork I decided to have a look-see at the blogs I follow. Here's a good one for 'going green' (and although it might ultimately be about helping the environment, it really helps us individually):

Home Grown Families 365 Days to Green #30 The Fourth R of Going Green REFUSE 

Honestly, this is something I must work on. I love pens, paper, notepads, key chains, etc. They are just clutter and trash really. Many never even have the privilege to be used.

Here are some other links you may (or may not) be interested in:

EcoHearth- Ecology News, Blogs, Zine

& from that site, here is a list of the Top 10 Things You Can Do to Save the Earth (and recycling isn't one of them).

An article on eating fresh produce that is in season.

And last but not least, is the Organic Consumers Association Green People Directory Buyers Guide. Find what you need, where you need it (of course, for wee little towns like mine, you most likely won't find it local).

Randomness

It is Sunday and unfortunately two of four are suffering from some sort of gastrointestinal disorder (aka: can't keep far from toilet!). Perhaps it is that time of the year...

Anyway, so I've been working on my school assignments (good for me lol). In a discussion post about Mother Nature batting last someone posted these two links to show how people are trying to 'help' Mother Nature out in terms of vegetation while still trying to be able to utilize space and resources for the purpose of continuing the way of life that they are used to (high rise buildings, using as much space as possible to cram people in, make money, etc).

Thought that some might be interested in these- perhaps you've already seen them:

Future Farms: High Rise, Beach Pod, and Pyramid

Vertical Farm Concept- Chicago