365 ways to live green

By Diane Gow McDilda

Subjects: Organic living, Nonfiction, Nature, Environmental protection, Home economics, Citizen participation, Human ecology, Environmentalism

Description: Saving the world is as easy as changing the way you think-so take the green movement's motto to heart. With 365 Ways to Live Green, you will learn what it really means to "think globally and act locally." 365 Ways to Live Green will educate, inspire, and motivate you to do your part. With easy-to-implement tips, you'll learn how to:Create biodegradable home cleaning productsFind the hidden ingredients in bad-for-you-foodsInvest in green technology and stocksBuy eco-friendly clothes and accessoriesChoose the right plants to nourish your yardSaving the world is as easy as changing the way you think-so take the green movement's motto to heart. With 365 Ways to Live Green, you will learn what it really means to "think globally and act locally."Diane Gow McDilda has been covering environmental issues for more than twenty years. She earned a master's degree in environmental engineering from the University of Florida and earned honors with a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. McDilda has been an environmental journalist for the Florida Specifier since 2005; she has written technical articles on engineering and excavation projects. She lives in Gainesville, Florida.