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Real World Green is a weekly web video show about how we as individuals can reduce our impact on the earth in practical, down-to-earth ways. You can sign up to get an email alert for new episodes by sending an email to eric@realworldgreen.com . You can also subscribe to RWG on iTunes. Real World Green was created by Eric Rochow, who also is the host of Gardenfork a web video show about cooking, gardening, and other fun stuff.

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Why Organic?

Stefanie started Focus Organic.com as an effort to live a greener life. She was willing to share what she knew already, but also to learn with the visitors of her site. She truly belives that by being eco-friendly, you can better ourself, your life, and the planet. Implementing even just… Continue

Posted on August 7, 2008 at 2:17pm —

Everything Is Green!

If you try to follow the latest movements in the western society, you wouldn't miss the considerable trend towards becoming greener. All of the sudden, everyone seems to realize how important it is to reduce our technological footprint over the environment. That does not mean, though, that an avera… Continue

Posted on July 31, 2008 at 2:21pm — 1 Comment

Green Encyclopedia

Life Goggles is a real encyclopedia of green living. Hundreds of Green definitions, Green articles, Green opinions and Green people are awaiting for you on this site. Do you know what an Ecube, Carbon Sink or WEEE are? Can you name 100 ways to make your life greener? Do you know how to become an eco-friendly student? Want to peek on the wall of green shame? This site… Continue

Posted on July 22, 2008 at 6:38pm —

Back to Nature

Rope sandals, reusable water bottles, bamboo towels, sea glass jewelry, recycled sailcloth tote bags, ... All of these exotic and eco-friendly products are within easy reach, available from Sea Glass Organic.com.

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Posted on July 22, 2008 at 6:00pm —

Green Furniture for a Green Culture

The Green Culture is an advocate of green living. And green living starts indoors: your dining room furniture,

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Posted on July 17, 2008 at 1:39pm — 1 Comment

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At 10:14pm on February 18, 2009, Kevin White said…: Out of sight not my fault.
You can't see the electric service needed to run and store electronic email and voice mail but the growth of a business is based on the number of customers it has ergo the customer won't buy the answering machine but the company that provides the service will and they never shut down.

At 9:35pm on February 15, 2009, Cynthia Patterson said…: How do I find the templates for the cd covers?

At 11:07pm on January 30, 2009, Roselind Hejl said…: Just joined and am looking forward to exploring the site!

At 8:59pm on January 23, 2009, Christina said…: Brand new here, where are the templates for the paper CD covers?

At 12:35pm on October 17, 2008, Bernhard said…: Heyho, I just saw the episode about insulating the hot water pipes. Real good idea! Is the heater running on electricity? If running on oil you could save a whole lot more with a brand new heater! Also, here in Germany lots of people go to solar panels to (pre-)heat warm water. Not a bead idea with fuel and energy prices rising...

At 11:21pm on September 16, 2008, Matthew Snodgrass said…: Okay, I just watched "How to green your car" and laughed my ass off when you popped open your dad's trunk. The only thing funnier is if there were actual weights in there -- or a body.

Tell me you didn't plan that!

At 3:51am on September 5, 2008, Robyn Adams said…: Interesting article from The Guardian (UK newspaper) about using tidal energy for producing power for homes:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/sep/04/waveandtidalpower.renewableenergy?gusrc=rss&feed=networkfront