ecolicious's blog

Now that it is almost Christmas and everybody is busy shopping for gifts, I thought it was a timely matter to post this information on ewaste recycling.  It is a fact that electronics are tops on the list of popular gifts and what your kids want most.  But please don't put the old ones in the trash!  Read this and remember to recycle, always!
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In snowy areas where temperatures really drop, there is a need to "winterize" the homestead to improve efficiency of heating methods, to save money on heating costs and to prepare for the worst.  But it's a tough call to make. Read more...

No, I'm not talking about the Green Giant!  Although, I do like his vegetables.  But this post is about getting green at Christmas time, traditionally the biggest consume and trash binge we indulge in year after year.  And now it's almost that time of year again and this year is going to be hard. 
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I saw an article on this very idea on several different websites and thought maybe I could bring it to my own readers, with a few ideas of my own thrown in. I am sure most of you greenies have thought of many of these ideas and a lot of you are already doing some of them, but there may be something new here...
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I have been thinking about all the little ways that we can go green in our day to day lives without any pain at all. I have mentioned some of them before on the blog under titles like water conservation and recycling. But I think it might be nice to put them all together in a little "to do" list so that they can be looked at and practiced. Read more...

As a part of an ongoing series on how to have a green Christmas, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the making and giving of green gifts.  There is no way you will get through the season without having to buy a gift for someone, even if it's just a secret santa thing at the office.  It would be nice if you could spend a reasonable amount of money or time and get something that Read more...