Comments on: Going Green is Easier than You Think – 6 Steps to Get You Started

By: Go Green Team

Go Green Team — Tue, 26 May 2009 15:20:22 +0000

Gina I agree with most of your suggestions, although you have left out a point that is very relavent in most peoples lives. The fact is we drive our automobiles and there is no mention of this in your article.Us folks that live in the rural communities could not get by without them.
I have just recently become aware of a product that has been around for 20+ years but never available to the retail market. Anyone interested in learning more can go to http://www.usexp3now.com .This product will help you reduce your exhaust emissions by 30-50% with any vehicle and you can get 10-15% better fuel economy also! This is made from synthetic and organic materials and is biodegradeable.
Personally I am saving between 24 and 28% on my fuel bills in my Ford F250 and my 8 year old niece says “Uncle your truck smells sweeter” this is due to a cleaner exhaust emission.
This product won me a reward on Earth Day,I am very pleased with it because I am doing one more thing for our air which is the most polluted,the pollutants drop into the water and all water on our Mother Earth is connected. Go Green please for the sake of our children and their children!!

By: Beau Smith

Beau Smith — Mon, 25 May 2009 03:03:45 +0000

“Vegetarians have less heart disease, lower blood pressure, and cholesterol rates” and shorter life spans. Meat is actually healthy as long as you eat healthy meat and don’t overdo it. Look for free range meat. Don’t be fooled by the “organic” stuff sold at many grocery stores. Cows are adapted to digest grass, not grain. Cows fed organic grain are about as healthy as people living on candy made from organic sugar! Why else are they given antibiotics and growth hormones?

By: Knightowl

Knightowl — Sat, 23 May 2009 16:27:29 +0000

Here in America the rederick from the top is “go green”. “save the plannet”.. But those same people in power want to push GMO foods that the rest of the world is rejecting.
Huh?? “not Obaahma, he wouldn’t do that???” Well if he loves thr plannet and it’s people so much then Why has he not put a stop to the Chemtrails over major cities??
“Chemtrails??
those white lines in the sky that are sprayed out of nosles (now thruogh the engines to be more deceptive ’cause we’re on to them)
you may think it’s exsaust or condensation trails but they stay around all day long and become man made clouds of ALLUMINUM AND BARIUM (very poisonous)
Yes this is an angry comment. I’m angry ,cause “going green” in my country, is used as an excuse to impose more government control and more lack of common sense.(our Gov. seems to love caos and nonsense.)
Al Gore ‘s movie was intentionaly misleading and the scientists were all from NASA and will not debate the subject any further. 30,000 private citezen scientists have sued to reopen the debate but no. They have something to hide, obviously.

THE BIGGEST THREAT TO GREEN GARDENING IS;

“CODEX ALIMENTAROUS” A UN thing that would make the taking of pharmasudical drugs MANDATORY and home gardenning and the taking of natural vitamin supliments A PUNISHABLE CRIME!!!!

SO BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU HEAR THE TERM “GOING GREEN” that term is being used as a weapon against freedom.

David Rockafeller calls himself an “environmetalist” and he has stated openly in public that he wants to depopulate rule the world.

He really said that. Google; ‘new world order’

By: Annamarie Muirhead

Annamarie Muirhead — Thu, 21 May 2009 22:56:51 +0000

To become greener,
the cleaning agents always seem to be a problem,
the water and vinegar works o.k. but the smell puts people off.
Using a drop or two of essential oils in the cleaning water, while using another container or the tap to clean the cloth when needed will keep your home smelling of “roses” or what ever is your favorite at the time.
happy cleaning
Love and Blessings
Annamarie

By: Carola

Carola — Thu, 21 May 2009 21:16:31 +0000

Gina, it’s refreshing to hear soem different ideas on going green, not the usual ones we find on every list. Thanks!

Leila, if you have a square metre to spare on a balcony (or outdoors, if you’re lucky enough to be at ground level and/or have a bit of earth), you can have a worm farm with compost worms to take care of your kitchen scraps and produce great liquid & solid compost, which you can use in pot plants or give away if you have no land at all available – see e.g. Can-o-worms. I have one on my tiny balcony. If you’re in the northern hemisphere, it may be too cold outdoors in winter – see what local organic gardeners say. Here in South Africa, many people have door-sized trench gardens next to their homes – and manage to produce enough organic veggies to make a substantial contribution to the family’s diet. Start small and see where it goes.

By: Leila

Leila — Thu, 21 May 2009 17:32:13 +0000

I like these ideas but what I really need is a garden to grow my own organic veg and to have a compost.