All Things Eco Blog Carnival Volume Eighty Two

Welcome to the December 28th, 2009 edition of All Things Eco.

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Welcome to the last edition of All Things Eco for 2009!

Alternative Energy

Katy Unitek presents Solar Training for the Construction Industry - Boots on the Roof posted at Boots On The Roof.

Climate Change

Nick Ottens presents Communism in Green posted at Atlantic Sentinel. Nick says, "While the revelations of ‘Climategate’ are still making headlines and world leaders meet in Copenhagen to discuss global warming, slowly but steadily more and more commentators are questioning the dubious qualities of environmentalism. Indeed, some are comparing it outright to totalitarian ideologies of the past."

Mrs Green presents The Age Of Stupid review posted at Little Green Blog» Little Green Blog. Mrs Green says, "'The Age of Stupid' is on everyone's lips at the moment. I finally got around to watching it this week and wrote a review. Just in case you don't get to a screening and don't have the opportunity to share ideas with others, here are my 5 top tips for taking action and reducing your carbon footprint."

Crafts

RecycleCindy presents Recycled T-Yarn Kitchen Set posted at My Recycled Bags.com. RecycleCindy says, "If you haven’t tried crafting with recycled tee-shirts yet, I hope this project will entice you to give it a try. I have a tutorial on how to create yarn or tarn by cutting your old tee-shirts into strips. I used one old white tee-shirt and part of another blue one to crochet this handy and eco-friendly kitchen set."

Going Green

Guffly presents A Year of Simple Green Ideas posted at Guffly.

Late Holidays

A few days late for Christmas, these submissions can still be useful.

Wren Caulfield presents Give Homemade, Wrap Homemade: How to create your own festive and frugal wrapping paper, gift bags, and gift boxes. posted at True Adventures in Money Hacking. Wren says, "Instead of buying wrapping paper and gift bags this year, reuse scrap paper and other household items instead of throwing them away, and produce something beautiful while you're at it." This submission can be useful for gift giving the rest of the year or for late Christmas presents.

Guffly presents Goodfellow Fund of Detroit: Guffly Gives posted at Guffly. "Learn more about how you can make a charity Christmas gift that will be match dollar for dollar by Guffly on the Daily Guff."

Home & Family

A Samuel presents Eco Homes Worldwide posted at What Green Investment.

Izmet presents To Every American in favor of Green Housing posted at Izmet's Dream. Izmet says, "There is an alarming trend developing that is sabotaging environmental progress. Citizens of the US should have the right to choose safe, environmentally-responsible housing."

Our Impact

Guffly presents Micro Equals More posted at Guffly.

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Mrs Green presents Dispose of your WEEE responsibly this Christmas posted at MY ZERO WASTE. Mrs Green says, "I was astonished to learn that a staggering 500 tonnes of Christmas lights alone are discarded in the UK over the holiday season. It’s estimated that around 150 million small electrical products are bought each year in the UK for Christmas. Make sure you dispose of your WEEE responsibly this Christmas."

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