More Freebies, More Tips

Using cloth grocery bags at the store was the first thing my family did over two decades ago to help reduce waste and live a more sustainable life. I think it's one of the easiest steps and has a direct impact immediately on the environment.
Now you have the opportunity to make it even easier - by winning a free tote.
Copy and paste this into your browser, go to the website and take the pledge to help save the planet, and if you're one of the first 10,000 people to take the pledge this week, you'll win a free tote! This is the last week for the promotion, so hurry!

http://ebfarm.com/AboutUs/SustainYourselfSustainThePlanet/index.aspx#pledge

The tip from The Green Year today has to do with creating a worm compost bin for your house. I actually saw this being done in an office the other day and made a mental note to check into it. This brings back stories of my mom and dad's failed worm farm back in the 1970s, but that's a story for a different blog. :)
It's not as gross as it sounds, and is an easy way to create compost for your garden. If you have a copy of The Green Year, go to April 26 to find the instructions. If you don't have a copy, buy one! Or, google "creating a worm compost bin." There are kits, but it can easily be done without purchasing those.