Recommended Reading:
Is the idea of Living Green a little overwhelming? The Friday, April 18, 2008 Dallas Morning News has published a recommended reading list to guide you in your decision to improve your life and the environment you inhabit.
1. 365 Ways to Live Green by Diane Gow McDilda; Adams Media for $7.95 – 20 Categories of choices you can make.
2. Green Housekeeping by Ellen Sandbeck; Scribner for $16 – How to remove toxins from your household.
3. Green Living for Dummies by Yvonne Jeffery, Liz Barclay and Michael Grosvenor; For Dummies/Wiley for $19.99 – lots of information in a user friendly format.
4. Go Green: How to Build an Earth-Friendly Community by Nancy H. Taylor; Gibbs Smith for $12.95 – Suggestions on how to Green your community to improve environmental health.
5. Living Like Ed: A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life by Ed Begley Jr.; Clarkson Potter for $18 – How Mr. Begley had his own light bulb moment and tips on how to live green.
6. Green Chic; Saving the Earth in Style by Christie Matheson; Sourcebooks for $12.95 – How to live comfortably and well as you change to a Green Living life style. Who says living green has to be dull and oppressive; instead living green replaces dull and oppressive with health and bounty.
7. Hey Mr. Green: Sierra Magazine’s Answer Guy Tackles Your Toughest Green Living Questions by Bob Schildgen; Sierra Club for $14.95 – a compilation of information shared by Mr. Schildgen in his Sierra Club column over the years. He manages to give simple solutions to how to be green and where to get help.
www.NaturalOrganicClothes.com is where you can find clothes that have been manufactured from organic and recycled materials. NOC is a virtual clothing store that reduces the cost of retail space and gas to travel to your local store. You are provided with an online clothing boutique in the comfort of wherever you choose to get online.