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Use paper wisely. Earth Day is a day to learn about environmental conservation and sustainability.

With the continued effort to teach people about global warming and the importance of saving the planet, teaching students about recycling is vital.

Tips for reducing the amount of paper you buy and the amount you throw away.

Writers have a responsibility to be as environmentally friendly as possible and can save money in the process by watching paper consumption and electricity consumption.

Recycling paper in the vegetable or flower garden is an economical, organic and environmentally friendly way to add nutrients to the soil.

With all of the plastic and lead paint toy concerns, it is a good time to think about "greener" alternatives for kid's art and craft supplies.

Road trips, or even day-to-day errands with a baby means quick clean ups is needed. DIY versions of "Handi-Wipes" means fewer chemicals are released, and money saved.

Owners of hamsters, mice, guinea pigs and other small critters use small pet bedding to keep their pets' cages clean and healthy. Small animal litter comes in many types.

Small changes make a big difference in striving for a more earth-conscious holiday. With alterations to Christmas traditions, celebrating a green holiday is simple.

Decrease post Christmas morning waste and show off a whole lot of green imagination by using different materials to wrap holiday gifts for friends and family this season.

Yes, it's that time of year again. Now that Halloween has passed, it's time to indulge in all the treats. Turn the wrappers into art!

Turn colorful paper headed for the recycle bin into a bouquet of flowers. There's no need to wait for Spring's arrival when you can make these bright blossoms.

Parents and children can work together to give a new life to old newspaper by recycling it into a piece of art.

Everyone is looking for ways to be more environmentally conscious; brides are no exception. Here are some easy ways to go green with your wedding stationery.

"Back to school" seems to have evolved into yet another "Let's-go-shopping!" exhortation, but it doesn't have to be.

A guide to online resources for crafters who are interested in using non-toxic materials or recycling household "trash" into creative goods.

David Scott runs his printing business in according to green principles because he cares about his company's impact on its employees, neighbors, and customers.

The holiday season is about giving. This year, give back to the environment and save money along the way by using natural and recycled materials to decorate the tree.

Offices can use a lot of energy. Learn how to reduce your office's environmental impact.

This paper Thanksgiving tree reminds children to give thanks, and makes a great craft for a preschool, elementary school, or Sunday school class, or for kids at home.

With scrap paper, a blender and a window screen, an artist can create their own homemade, recycled watercolor paper.

Go Green. Cut down on your paper waste by reusing old newspapers.

Now that the kids are back in school, life's focus shifts away from care-free summer days and back to more mundane concerns.

Earth Day lesson plans teach children about taking care of the earth and being responsible citizens.

Most magazines are stuffed with postcards for subscriptions and other offers. Recycle these cards into something useful by making a file for important addresses!

Paper chains are easy to make. This group of ideas allows children to create the basic holiday garland or a loopy flower or snake. Recycle paper for a no-cost project.

From ducks to monkeys, spiders to sheep, this compilation of Raffi animal songs will get children and their parents singing, dancing and thinking about sustainability.

Keep Christmas sustainable by re-using papers, junk mail, books and cards. Many items found around the home can be transformed into eco-friendly, economical gifts.

Printable Valentine's Day cards and envelopes are free, quick and easy, and fun to make.

Are you having issues with creating large scale pieces? In this article, I describe my similar frustrations and how I've managed to conquer them.

Do your friends and relatives look forward to your annual family newsletter, or open the envelope with dread? Here's how to write one that people will appreciate.

How to make less of an impact on the Earth while planning your wedding.

It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.

For those couples who are planning green weddings, choosing eco-friendly wedding favors is an important decision. So what are some ideas for green wedding favors?

Can scrapbookers really go green with a hobby that requires reams of specialty papers in every color of the rainbow?

Here are some options for creating an eco-friendly Valentine's Day card for That Someone Special, as well as edible versions for kids in school.

There are many simple changes that businesses can make to their operations to improve environmental sustainability and help to reduce the impact of climate change.

Follow these tips to make a difference this holiday season. You live green, so give green.

Learn a few simple, inexpensive ways to celebrate the holidays in an earth-friendly fashion.

Here's a list of 10 simple green ideas - eco-friendly new year resolutions to do your bit for environment conservation. Pledge to save the environment this new year.

A few companies have developed green guidelines for the direct mail business, but environmental leaders say the recommendations are too vague.

The idea of going green during the holidays may seem hard to do, but with many earth-friendly gift options, it's easier than one may think to recycle, reduce and reuse.

Fashion Fights Poverty raises money for charities like Bead for Life and encourages others to dress responsibly by supporting organizations that alleviate poverty.

It is easy to make environmentally responsible choices when remodeling a kitchen. Here are some tips on how to go green when you redesign.

Are you a "green" artist? With all the talk of earth day and conservation, it is no wonder mixed-media artists have always seemed to reuse, reduce, and recycle.

Kitchen countertops are becoming easier on the environment with recycled materials that look great and are good for the Earth.

Artists can save the planet by recycling, reusing and reducing the amount of waste they produce.

Working from home is already environmentally friendly, but read on to find out how to green the office.

From choosing the perfect family tree, to making decorations and recycling holiday ornaments, there are many ways to teach children about earth kindness at Christmas.

If you are with a green company, traditional tree-killing marketing techniques will not work for you.