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Greener Environment Links & Resources

Institute for Local Self Reliance Director, Neil Seldman, is a rabid recycler and a great friend of recycling in the USA.

www.conservatree.com a great source of info about where to find recycled content paper.  If we close the loop, we save resources, which means, less trees cut, more co2 available to breath better, etc.

www.recycledproducts.org Lots of good stuff for the office.

www.usedrubberusa.com A special online store, lots of creatively produced carrying bags for the recycling-fashionistas among us.

www.garbage.org Garbage Reincarnation, Inc.s modest website has some junk art and philosophical discussions.  A pioneer in the recycling movement.

www.ecologycenter.org A survivor-thriver in the recycling movement, Berkeley’s Ecology Center has tons of information and a great recycled goods store, plus just about every notable book and magazine on waste reduction available

www.gettingtozerowaste.com Paul Palmer, friend and visionary, recommends NOT recycling, because it doesn’t solve any problems.  A chemist and critical thinker, radical waste reductionist to the max, Dr Palmer makes recommendations that would benefit our planet if governments would re-evaluate waste and income streams.

Your city and state probably have recycling and reuse websites, too.  California’s is www.ciwmb.ca.gov.  (California’s Integrated Waste Management Board)Content

Other Pet Resources

Suzanne Metzger, Feng Shui consultant and Hypnotherapist, is a lifelong animal lover and advocate for the health and well-being of all animals. Read her newsletter articles on pets to learn how to use Feng Shui to enhance your pet’s health and energy and how your pet’s ch’i can enhance your home.

LiverBiscotti.com We’ve been exclusive liver biscotti users for years, ever since we rescued our could be a border collie mix,or maybe she’s an English Shepherd, Zoe, from a local Humane Society. My husband is Mr. Easy on treats and I knew we had to use a low-cal quality product, or our gorgeous dog would soon lose her lovely, lean shape. We easily agreed that Liver Biscotti’s four calorie, half-inch square, crunchy treat was what she likes the best and still, years later, Zoe responds to them and asks for them all the time. No arguments about overfeeding, appropriate nutrition or enjoyment. A bag lasts a couple of months at our house. A real example of “less is more.”