From time to time Smart Family Tips will feature an organization that is a “Do-Gooder”: a group that works to help both people and the environment. The Do-Gooders may be companies, nonprofits, or any organized group that focuses its efforts on making the world a better place.
Today’s Do-Gooder is actually a Do-Good group: green bloggers. There’s no question that bloggers have enormous influence. If readership is any indication, millions of people are reading blogs every day. People create blogs for a variety of reasons, but most of the people who maintain “green” blogs, really are trying to make a difference in the world. Today’s post highlights some of the green blogs that I like and frequent. Some are highly influential, with teams of writers, and others are one man or woman shows, like this one.
General Green Blogs
Parent/Kid-Centered Green Blogs
This is list is by no means exhaustive, but there’s a lot of reading here. For more green blogs, check out Alltop Green. If you have a favorite green blog, please let me know in the comments.
, that Americans will spend loads of money on everything except their food. The one place we always seem to want to cut costs is with the food we put in our bodies. Go for more real food, less processed stuff. If you eat meat, buy from farmers who raise their animals without hormones or antibiotics.
, “between denial and despair.” Each step counts. What step will you take?
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