A few pages into Benjamin Vogt’s new book, A New Garden Ethic: Cultivating Defiant Compassion For An Uncertain Future, Vogt talks about two fundamental ways human beings think about ecology and engage with nature and the environment. Read the rest of this entry »
National Consignment Day Event At The RealReal
October 1, 2018
Today is National Consignment Day and you can celebrate with The RealReal by attending a sustainability workshop at one of their brick and mortar locations. Click here to lean more.
Online Consignment Shopping: Where to Go For The Best Home Goods
September 16, 2018

Photo by Steve R. on Flickr
I had so much fun writing about online consignment clothing sites I decided to continue the trend and write about consignment home goods this week. Buying previously owned merchandise is a great way to recycle and repurpose. Plus, it’s easy on the pocketbook and easy on the environment. And while craigslist and eBay are great places to find staples from stores like IKEA, Ethan Allen, and West Elm, there are some great sites for upscale home goods at prices considerably less than retail.
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Online Consignment Shopping: Where To Go for the Best Clothes
August 21, 2018

photo by Santiago Cancinos
Finding clothes made in an environmentally sustainable way can be difficult. Buying previously owned clothing makes it easy.
Carbon Offsets For Flying
September 4, 2017

photo by Henrik Prüzelius
If you’ve read the About Me page you know I love two things: conserving resources and traveling. Unfortunately, the high carbon impact of air travel can make the two hard to reconcile. However, options do exist, and they are getting better and better due to pressure from environmental groups.