Green Books
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Indoor Plants that Eat Toxins
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Green Book Review: "Herbal Remedies"
A fantastic guide on the specific benefits of herbs – with beautiful pictures and layout. It’s a must have guide for anyone wanting to use herbs in their self-care regime.
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Green Book Review: "Living Green"
Green Book Review: “Living Green”. A clear education on our chemical modern world with simple and practical green solutions. Highly Recommended.
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Green Book Review: "Microgreens"
This book has a lot of photos to help introduce you to the world of this delicious food and how to grow it in your own apartment!
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Green Book: "The Defending Army"We recommend this book to explain the complex micro-systems our body uses to defend against sophisticated viral, bacterial, parasitic, and fungal invaders on a daily basis, which should help in understanding why a healthy environment, organic food, and herbal supplements can be of such benefit to our natural defensive systems…
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Green Book: "Herbs for the Mind."This book is excellent in its scientific approach on the benefits of using St. John’s Wort, Kava, and Valerian to help with Anxiety, Depression, and Memory loss…
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Green Book: "Dodging the Toxic Bullet." The author has clear directions for reducing risk include growing lots of houseplants, choosing whole foods, avoiding consumer products with strong or long-lasting smells, and using green cleaning products.
Solutions
- Want To Forage In Your City? There's A Map For That
- Free online Yoga class
- List of plants that produce fresh air
- machine converts plastic waste into diesel, kerosene, or gasoline
- functional snowflake solar panels
- Tiny off-grid retreat on a coastal island in Maine is almost entirely self-sufficient.
- How a gardening novice tackled urban farming
- Non-GMO Shopping Guide:
- 10 Steps to Remove BPA from Your Body in Less Than a Week
- water from air
- kick starter product for home aquaponics
- Homemade Humidifiers
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10 Ways To Humidify Your Home
without a humidifier…
- 6 Secrets to Properly Washed and Store Produce
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Podcast Review: Permaculture Handbook
Review: Peter Bane’s The Permaculture Handbook: Garden Farming for Town and Country.
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hand powered charger
1 minute of hand power is equal to 1 minute on your cell phone.
- $25 a week CSA at Swaner EcoCenter
- New Roof Solar Panels
- Build your own self-watering container
- 10 common plants that repel mosquitoes
- Use a fish tank as a small greenhouse
- Make your own straw mattress
- 5 easy tips to green up your meals
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Indoor Plants that Eat Toxins
- Garden Strategies To Help Bees
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Get Certified Mulch
If you’re going to buy mulch for your lawn or garden this year, make sure to get MSC certified mulch. MSC certified means the mulch does not have hazardous materials, such as arsenic or chromated copper arsenate, in the mulch. Here is the list of MSC certified products:
http://www.mulchandsoilcouncil.org/certification/mulch.php
- Get started with backyard food production by watching this youtube series
- Seafood Watch
- Herbal Mouthwashs
- Solar Crock Pot for $199