All things green and planet saving.
We know we need more trees. More trees, less pollution. Tree-Nation answer is to make planting trees into a game with Seeds. This easy to play community game gets people to work together, to plant a tree. It’s an interesting take on crowd-sourcing for the Earth.
There are many things you can do to help the Earth. Recycle your cans, paper, and plastic. Try to reduce your waste by reusing what you can in your life instead of just replacing things. Do a web search and plant some trees. Ecosia is the search engine that plants a tree for every search it does.
So the world has ended, no more grocery stores, what are you going to do after the last of your foraged food is gone? Not to worry, if you snatched up the Survival Garden Heirloom Seeds, you’ll likely just be waiting on your next harvest to ensure you have food year around.
So you want to live more sustainable lifestyle but you just can’t seem to get your carbon footprint down no matter what you try. Lots of people have that problem due to our reliance on cars and other factors that for some, are out of their control. Offset it with donations by signing up for Go Climate Neutral.
Gardening, awesome idea but the problem is, outside is hot and has bugs. This makes it a less desirable activity. That’s fine, grow inside with the stylish OGarden, the round, space saving garden for indoor growing needs.
Grilled foid is delicious but you can’t just drag your grill anywhere, or can you? The answer is actually still no, but you can take CasusGrill, the biodegradable Instant BBQ anywhere that you want to go and have yummy grilled food in almost no time.
One of the downsides of living in an urban environment is that you lack the space to utilize many common green living tactics including the helpful compost pile. There’s a solution for urban dwellers with the Indoor Worm Farm, the composter that can live in your living room.
Even though things have gone greatly digital in our lives, we still use our printers for a lot of things and most of those things are one sided only leaving us with a lot of paper waste that can be used again. The Paper Saver is a fun little idea that can make use of all your cast papers.
We have pools for our own enjoyment but wildlife doesn’t realize that our swimming pools were not designed for their tiny bodies. They see body of water and just go for it. Which means you may find that you’ve got some uninvited guests at your next pool party who have no way to get out. The FrogLog gives small animals a way to get out of the pool.
You probably don’t think much about magnets outside of hanging something on your fridge but these common items are actually part of many technologies that we have come to rely on, outside of hanging notes up. Urban Mining wants to make them more sustainable for a greener future.
Plastic waste may not last as long as we originally thought it would but it still lingers in landfills and water supplies far longer than what is healthy for our little blue planet, well if we want to keep it blue that is. A new plastic made from sugar may help us have a cleaner tomorrow.
Sometimes the piece of clothing you really want to wear, the one that would be perfect for the day is sitting in a pile of dirty laundry. It’s a waste of water to throw it in the machine so you resort to hand-washing in the sink. There’s a better way with the Gentlewasher, the small load washer that runs on crank power.
Air pollution is a real bummer and causes a lot of problems for our planet. Even if we lower the output of CO2 in the air, we still need to do something with the pollution we already have The Direct Air Capture plant turns all that nasty stuff into plant fertilizer.
The future is in sustainability. Most people are familiar with wind and solar power and both of these are great but have you considered human power? A couple of researchers want to answer the question of whether we can live solely on human power and have mapped out a plan to test it.
It’s not too late to plant some pretty things for your garden or window box (but you are running out of time). Help your friends get some flowers in their yard by wrapping them a gift in Wrap and Grow gift wrapping paper.
