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Tag Archives: Eco-Friendly Living
Earth Mini Series v.2
Can you do this seven day challenge to lower your waste in your home, & community?
Earth Mini Series v.1
Inside look at my personal history with eco-friendly habits.
Saving Earth
The United States has a ways to go before change can truly be seen.
Environmentalism Challenges
Starting small with reusable bags is totally fine. It means you are starting the conversation, and even reminding the human race that we need less waste!!
Clean Energy & Arcadia Power
If you are tired of electricity companies not using renewable energy, then join Arcadia Power as a way to show other companies the importance of renewable energy.
Monday Minimalism
Hello and welcome to a new week in July! Today’s post is for those who are new to minimalism and or for those who having been living this lifestyle for sometime. The mid- portion of this blog, is a fun list of what I survive with. As always, you can follow me here on WordPressContinue reading “Monday Minimalism”
Menstrual Cycles are the WORST
Let’s say a cycle is seven days each month and you use an average of two pads in a day. Fourteen pads in one cycle.
Fourteen times 12 equals 168.
In one year, you would spend $54 on 180 pads.
Buying even just one reusable cloth pad can reduce the amount of waste of 180 pads and even save you $35 in one year alone.
Eco Friendly Products I Use
Reduce Reuse Recycle Hello from wherever you are reading this from! This blog post is being published written later than it should’ve been, but here it is! Over two years ago, I wrote a blog about living an Eco-friendly lifestyle. At the time, I had only just started to transition to a healthier lifestyle. NowContinue reading “Eco Friendly Products I Use”
End of January’s Gardening Tips
We maybe in the dead of Winter, but planning for the upcoming season can help fight around this slow season of gardening. I actually started gardening head on in the Spring of 2014.I live in my Grandmother’s house, and this is the same house I truly began to learn how toContinue reading “End of January’s Gardening Tips”
Danielle Lee Sullivan 