Government will and always be a significant piece to the Green Ecology puzzle, and this question is relevant more than ever. And on February 17, we will find out!
Be part of the change!
I have to admit that for a time I shied away from doing decorations for children’s parties. By now, you’ll have a sense that I do try to keep to more eco-friendly practices as much as possible. And seeing so much plastic in children’s parties… well it was a challenge.
Until, I read somewhere that Latex Balloons are biodegradeable! So with that brickwall taken down, converting the other practices to be more environmentally-friendly, was quite easy.
For the new year, I wanted to concentrate first on using biodegradeable soaps, dishwashing, laundry and bath.
Why soaps of all things? I feel these three areas would be a great place to start the New Year’s Green experiment. The results are quantifiable at a shorter given period of time and would give me some momentum to keep going with the eco-experiment (yes, I admit to fall for the trap of having a short attention span, or ningas cogon or something like that, bummer right?).
So let’s get down to the practical side and see whether this switch will be worth it.
For the past year, I admit, I have been a bit wishy-washy when it came to fully committing to a truly eco – earth – greener life for my family. There has always been some consideration or another. Then I realized, they were just reasons and I can choose for it to stop me or for me to stop it.
starting with a clean slate...
So as a New Year’s Resolution, I commit to do 3 eco-friendly ways a month based on a theme. Try it out, see what works, what doesn’t and how to make it work with lesser fuss, lesser costs and fully taking it as a part of our day-to-day.
Are you game?
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