October 16, 2007
· Filed under Alternate Fuel, Urban Green · Tagged alternative fuel, BP, British Petrolium, cellulose, Department of Energy, DOE, ethanol
Finally! — The US Government has come to the conclusion that we need to find alternative sources of energy. It took them awhile! Even George W., the oil loving Texan himself says, “America is addicted to oil.”
Cellulose, a material extracted from plants, could be a good bet. It’s the most abundant naturally occurring molecule on the Earth. Trees, lawn clippings, fall leaves… all of it could be turned into an alternative fuel.
This is how it works:
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October 12, 2007
· Filed under Organic in the News · Tagged Al Gore, Climate Change, Nobel Peace Prize
It has recently been announced that Al Gore has won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. The former Vice President of the US has won the prestigious award for his efforts in raising awareness of the dangers of global warming, and for being a leading campaigner in the fight to reduce the world reliance on fossil fuels.
October 2, 2007
· Filed under Uncategorized · Tagged Etsy, Etsy Mud Team, Hand Made
I must say, this is an honor to be recommended by Etsy and their newsletter The Storque.
I love Etsy! This is a wonderful place online and as their tag line states, “Your place to buy and sell all things hand made.”
I especially love the pottery and ceramics made by the Etsy Mud Team. Keep up the great work and thanks Etsy for your recommendation.
~ DIY Naturally
October 1, 2007
· Filed under Baking Soda, Natural Beauty Products, Salt · Tagged Baking Soda, DIY, Do IT Yourself, Natual Beauty Products, Table Salt, Whiten Teeth, Whiten Teeth Naturally
Why use those chemicals to whiten your teeth when you probably have the ingredients on hand to do it naturally.
All you need:
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