Top Ten Green Living Experts on Twitter

Spring is in the air and Earth Day is quickly approaching. Every year at this time, I ask myself if I'm doing everything I can to ensure that my family is living green. With so much information out there, it's hard to know where to go to get the information I need to make green choices.

I've slogged through tons of green living tweeps to find the ones who stand out in terms of providing useful, reliable and easy to follow tips. Now I'm sharing what I found with you! Here are my top picks for green living experts to follow on Twitter.

TheDailyGreen.com

@the_daily_green

Billed as "the consumer's guide to the green revolution" this is your go-to guide to all things green. From gardening and energy efficiency to green cleaning and home products, you'll find loads of informative tweets here.

TreeHugger.com

@TreeHugger

Get informed and take action with TreeHugger. Tweets ideas and information on everything green living. Many ideas come from the forums on the website, meaning real tips by real people that you can use right away in your quest to live green!

Safer Chemicals

@SaferChemicals USA

If you're not only interested in living greener, but healthier as well, this one is a must-follow. The products in our modern marketplace contain hundreds of thousands of chemicals that have never been tested for human safety due to antiquated laws. Safer Chemicals Healthy Families is a coalition of more than 250 groups working to change those laws and improve the safety of the products that consumers come into contact with. Tweets will open your eyes to the dangers you and your family are exposed to everyday.

Green Moms Carnival

@Greenmoms

This one is a lot of fun! A different theme is posted each month, and independent green blogging mamas write a post on the theme to submit to the site. This one is perfect if you're looking for real tips written by real women to help your family live green.

Laura Klein

@OrganicAuthority

Organic Authority helps you make greener choices in the foods and products that you use. Don't expect 1960s crunchy information here, the site and information Laura provides are snap up to the minute for the way we live today. If you're into eco-chic, you owe it to yourself to follow Organic Authority!

Green Hour

@GreenHour

Green Hour is a great resource for families that want to go green by getting outside and learning to appreciate the natural world. Anne Keisman of the National Wildlife Federation tweets tips to help get your family outdoors for some good old-fashioned playtime fun.

KevinRButters

@Home_Energy1

Make your home energy efficient with the great information provided by Kevin. Lots of DIY tips and easy things you can do right now to improve your home's energy efficiency.

Ways 2 Go Green .com

@Ways2GoGreen

Down to earth tips and information for back to earth people. Lots of practical, friendly tips in a variety of green living topics. Tips are focused on reducing waste and recycling, but include other green living topics as well.

inhabitat

@inhabitat

This one is focused on green building, design and architecture for those looking to green their living space. For everyone else, you'll also find green art, fashion, products and transportation tips here as well. Very hip and eco-chic!

HowGreen.us

@HowGreenUS

A business directory providing great tips for those looking for businesses that provide green products and services, or just regular businesses who have green initiatives. The more we support green business practices, the more US businesses will see that Green means green!