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Green, Eco-Friendly, Organic, Sustainable Living Made Easy

Dagmar was voted one of the Top 25 Eco-Friendly Mom Bloggers in 2011

Having grown up in Germany, I’m all about being green and recycling. I often can not believe the waste that is being generated here in the U.S. — it makes my stomach turn.

I still remember seeing the mountain of trash that was generated after only one lunch period in a high school in Woburn, MA, when I was a teenager on a school exchange. Since then I have been on a quest to educate people about the things they can do without much effort to help our environment. It’s so easy — go green!

Being green is “in” right now — I hope that isn’t just a phase. Small changes don’t have to cost a lot.

Here are some of my articles with green living tips and resources:

Excessive Toy Packaging Unsafe and Wasteful
7 Easy Changes To Go Green in Your Home
Tips on Being Frugal and Green
14 Ways to Save Money and Be Green
In 2010, Be Frugal and Eco-Friendly
Protect Your Children From Toxic Air Fresheners
Is Your “Green” Cleaning Product Really Green?
How To Avoid Genetically Modified and Engineered Food
Meeting Jessica Alba at The Honest Company Launch

Resources:

Earth911.com — search for recycling centers in your area and recycle anything, plus recycling 101
Green Business Women
Freecycle — giving and getting stuff for free
Swap Tree — trade books, music, DVDs, and video games you have for items you want for free!
Visions Paint Recycling — they make low-VOC paint out of recycled paint for about $15 a gallon. For no upcharge, you can send them a swatch and they will mix what you desire.
Yahoo Green

You can also find me here, plus causes I support:


Solar Power
Best Green BlogsLocal Food and Local Farms

Visit Environmental Booty

Brighter Planet's 350 ChallengeThe Green Mom Review
Visit Green Parents Network


Green Living blogs:

Conservative Granola Mommies
Easy Eco To Go
Green Living Guy
Katonah Green
The Green Parent
The Healthy Moms
My Hodge Podge Life

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Rachel August 10, 2011 at 12:41 PM

My mother is German and we have visited our family in Germany many times. Definietly seems like a more eco-friendly lifestyle there than here. Something so simple as reusing the bottles from beer, soda and water needs to happen in the US. I currently have found some local milk dairies that reuse bottles, but that’s it!

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Will August 22, 2010 at 8:20 AM

Hallo Dagmar,

Nice to find another green mum at BlogFrog – where I’ve just left a reply for you in your forum.

BTW – whereabouts in Germany did you grow up?

mfg from Hamburg

Will

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