we CAN save the world!: Food Waste

Ways to Help The Environment:

Use florescent lightbulbs.
If you need in-room appliances, go energy efficient/ Energy Star.
Reduce waste by using reusable kitchen ware.
Unplug TVs, stereos, computers and other electronics when not in use!
Keep AC use to a minimum!
Use a fan or open a window.
Choose an FSC-certified bed frame!
Use a water filter or refillable water bottle. We're drowning in plastic.
Try organic cotton! Much softer and no chemicals!
Wash in cold water when doing laundry.
AC alternatives:
-Fans/windows open
-Keep the windows open at night.
-During the day, close windows and blinds and turn off lights.
-Put cold cloths or ice cubes on pulse points to cool down the entire body.
-Wear damp clothes to keep you refreshed.

Everything, every plant, and every animal, human included, were placed upon this earth, we call Turtle Island, with a purpose in mind, and together, each living thing respected form a very perfect balance, when there is harmony, and when one does not take from the other in any way. Man has gone down a wrong path, and interrupted this balance, and man is now sorry, so he continues to fix the problem. When in fact, leaving things alone, they will fix themselves. Men have forgotten the true purpose the Creator put them here for, and that is to look over, protect, and keep the land, the animals, and all of life. Man became greedy and has acted to change these things for his own gain. Instead man is finding out that he has in fact interrupted the perfect flow of life, the great circle of unity and balance, and man himself is now in danger by his own hand. Mankind must change now, and pray it is not too late to bring back the harmony and balance to the great circle.

Jan 1, 2009

Food Waste

[Based on Ask Umbra; Grist.org]

12% of garbage in landfills is food waste, when it can easily be recycled or composted! If you have food waste, anything from coffee beans to banana peels to fish guts, it can be composted. It's as simple as a container with a bit of soil to start off, and some worms. Once the food is allow to decompose, you can return it to the ground for an extra fertile garden. There are also certain cities that offer recycling programs, such as the green bin in Toronto or central drop sites. Ask Umbra also gives the link Compostable Organics Out of Landfills by 2012.

The world is in danger, we need to be its superheroes.
Love,
TreeHugger

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