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Article/Tip
This video shows a 300 gallon system to store water that is scalable using 55 gallon plastic drums and inexpensive components. Should be enough information for you to take from it what you need and make your own version. Hope it is helpful!
10591 Old Alabama Road Connector
Alpharetta, GA 30022
770-998-9500
Local Green Business
Specialize in healthy natural and organic foods, vitamin and personal care products.
www.naturalfoodswarehouse.net
1401 West Bond Circle
Lincoln, NE 68521
800-235-3433
Green Business
All natural organic sleep systems sold at NaturalBedStore.com are manufactured in Lincoln, Nebraska by Land and Sky with 100%-natural and earth-friendly materials.
www.thenaturalbedstore.com
Long Beach, CA
Local Challenge
Visit a nearby farmer’s market or store selling locally-produced food. Veggies and fruits that haven't traveled hundreds or thousands of miles to get to your table not only cut down on emissions, but taste great too. (Snap a shot of yourself with a local farmer or grocer or with the delicious meal you prepared with locally-grown food).
Article/Tip
A number of people have stated that they frequently forget to bring their reusable grocery bags into the store with them. Here are some tips to help you remember.
Article/Tip
People who live within a kilometre of a grocery store are half as likely to be overweight.
747 N Main St
Moorefield, WV 26836
866-535-4144
Green Business
Bambeco is an online retailer of environmentally friendly, fashionable products for your home and life. All of our products are made from recycled, repurposed, sustainable, recyclable, organic or natural materials.
www.bambeco.com
Challenge
Shop at a farmer’s market or store selling locally-produced food that hasn’t traveled hundreds or thousands of miles to get to your table. (Snap a shot of yourself with a farmer or grocer).
817 W Roseburg Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
209-527-5721
Local Green Business
Health food store.
New York, NY
Local Article/Tip
New York City has unveiled a new ad campaign encouraging people to put down sodas, sugary juices and sports drinks, store-made coffee drinks, and other beverages laden with sugar and high fructose corn syrup in an effort to educate New Yorkers on calorie consumption.
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