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Tips on composting, fumigated imports, and off-gassing baby furniture. Read full post »
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Help support research into what's killing honeybees. All you have to do is use a Twitter tag between now and November 11. Read full post »
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How to start a worm composting bin in six simple steps and cut your waste by up to 40%. Read full post »
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From the wacky to the practical, renting instead of buying can save you serious money, as well as benefit the environment. Read full post »
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Why spend a weekend preserving food? You'll save money, eat healthier food, have great gifts on hand, and many other benefits. Read full post »
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How to raise one of North America's native pollinators, the orchard mason bee. (Hint: If you have a drill, you can be a beekeeper.) Read full post »
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Lower your water bills by diverting the water that runs down your roof. Read full post »
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Grasshoppers are green, right? Not always. Check out this unusual specimen and more pastel insects. Plus, learn how they can help us. Read full post »
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How your greenhouse grows its plants -- and what pot you stick it in -- may determine whether your plant removes or produces VOCs. Read full post »
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Pick wild plants and flowers to eat for taste and nutrition. Read full post »
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