Being green is all the rage. Talk shows are hyping it, Treehugger has been promoting it for years now, and now there are people like No Impact Man who are trying to live truly green lives. How do you measure up? Share your tips for making your electronics green in the comments....
Thanks Charles Haynes for the photo!
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Comments (4)
By trying to do my small best in recycling, reducing consumeristic buying, conserving energy, growing food, but respecting other people lifestyles. I confess also that I am far from perfect, logical, and rational in my choices.
How about both, whenever possible? Or at least when I think about it? Trying to do what I can, when I can.
Um.. no offense guys.. but what kind of leaves are those?
Nice catch JamesM, I hadn't noticed that, but in Kelly's defense, hemp is definitely a "green" resource!