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ecoDomestica’s ecoBlogosphere watch
I’ve decided that once in awhile, I’ll post a roundup of links to some interesting – and often overlooked – articles from ecoblogosphere. To inaugurate the feature, here are some key articles that I’ve bookmarked, shared on Facebook, tweeted about, … Continue reading
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Highly Recommended Reading: Green Books, Magazines, and Websites
(this article was first published in January 2008 in vol.1, no, 1 of the ecoDomestica reDesign newsletter) Here are a selection of the publications that inspire and inform my work. Enjoy! Books: – Alan Berman. “The Healthy Home Handbook: Eco-Friendly … Continue reading
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Tagged books, going green, magazines, reviews
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In the Great Green Room… Sustainable Children’s Books
I’ve started collecting children’s books – both literature and crafts books – with an environmental theme for our kids’ library. Here is a brief list of what I’ve found so far, with reviews. Manfish: The Story of Jacques Cousteau by … Continue reading
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Tagged books, children, going green, kids, reviews
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