All Things Eco Blog Carnival Volume Ten

Welcome to the July 28th, 2008 edition of All Things Eco.

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Carter presents Tips to a Greener Home posted at Going Green to Save Money. Carter says, "A few tips you can do around the house to save electricity." Carter's post includes some basic energy saving tips.

Tiffany Washko presents Scrapping Green posted at Natural Family Living Blog. Tiffany's post includes some really creative tips for reusing items in your scrapbooking. I especially like the old children's book idea!

AdmirableIndia.com presents Trip to Ooty: Day 2: Part 1: Ooty Lake - Boat House and Thread garden, Ooty posted at AdmirableIndia.com. AdmirableIndia goes shares some more beautiful nature photos with us and stories of a trip.

Gp presents Sustaining Yourself posted at Innstyle Montana- Come on Inn. Gp says, "Sustaining yourself easily and healthfully." Gp provides us with a list of very helpful links for eating sustainably.

Julena presents Review of Lafe’s Natural and Organic Deodorant Stick posted at Organic Makeup and Skin Care. Julena says, "This is a review of a very natural (and organic) deodorant, and some important reasons to do your homework when picking a deodorant." I've been looking for a good, natural deodorant that will work in HOT weather, too.

Katrina Cain presents Biofumigation Helps To Keep Toxic Chemicals Off Our Plants. posted at Were You Wondering.... This technique sounds very interesting! I think I will have to research it some more.

Stephanie Bryant presents Collecting in the Simple Life posted at U.S. Travel. Stephanie says, "A post on indulging the urge to collect in environmentally-friendly ways. For the recovering 'stuff collector.'" I have to admit, I can be a "stuff collector" sometimes...

Lane Wright presents Reducing Your Carbon Footprint posted at Vegan Bits. Lane talks about the television show, National Geographic: Six Degrees Could Change the World.

GrrlScientist presents Introduced Parasite Suspected of Killing Wild Bumblebees in Canada posted at Living the Scientific Life. GrrlScientist says, "A mysterious decline in North American bumblebee populations is apparently the result of "spillover" of pathogen-infected commercial bumblebees, Bombus species, from agricultural greenhouses where tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are commonly grown in huge quantities. Includes images and data." An informative post.

Deanna Caswell presents How to Compost posted at Little House in the Suburbs. Deanna plays in garbage. Hey, she's the one who said it! Her post includes some good tips for composting.

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