GREEN LIFE

From embalming fluids to hardwood caskets, traditional burial protocols take their toll on the environmental health of those we leave behind. We have options however, that allow us to leave this world in the same manner we occupied it - eternally green.

Wondering how to teach your kids to go green? Here are five tips that will help teach kids how to live a green life...

Goals for a green life are not easy. They take time and thought. Remember, you have to crack a few eggs to make a cake, but the cake will taste better if the eggs came fresh from the farmer’s nearby.

Let's face it, you're not a Green sort of person, but you can still make a difference if you make one small lifestyle change.

After reserving the room, unpacking your clothes and getting ready to enjoy whatever city you're in, the last thing you may be thinking about is going green. But there are some things you can do to help the environment during your hotel stay.

Saving the environment is on everyone's mind these days and each have their own methods of saving it. Mine is easy to follow, not too much of an effort and the end result will be Living Green on a daily basis.

Take one glance around your home and you will see that nearly everything you use includes a plastic product. Some have been able to eliminate their plastic use completely, but it takes much sacrifice to do so, leaving the rest of us ready to give up the green life entirely.

The phrase "Going Green" is a fancy way of encouraging us to become more environmentally aware and everyone is doing it.

According to Web 2.0 experts, bloggers and social media sites have helped drive the niche environmental movement of the early Earth Days into mainstream audience discussions across the world.

A review of Gaiam Lifestyle Company, a top online Web site promoting a Green Living lifestyle, and products.