organic living

An illustrated guide that describes one hundred ways that young children can help to improve the environment, and covers projects for all areas, including the home living room and the neighborhood park.

"Provides recipes for creating such natural cleaning and wellness products as insect repellent, body lotion, soap scum remover, and teeth whitener"--OCLC.

Provides information about becoming a green consumer by eating green, organic foods, growing your own food, and practicing conservation. Provides suggestions for conducting a debate about school lunchroom practices, and includes color photos, information about organic agricultural lands, a quiz, a glossary, and an index.

A guide to organic living that explains simple strategies that can help people make small changes in their lives that will help them begin to create an organic lifestyle.

Presents a practical guide to protecting the environment, with tips on changing buying habits, finding earth-friendly products, transportation, and home improvement.

Suggests ways individuals can live more sustainably, covering clothing, transportation, architecture, furniture, and other related topics.

Describes one hundred ways in which individuals can make a positive difference in the environment through simple lifestyle changes in the home, in the garden, at work, while shopping and traveling, and in the community.

Discusses the benefits of organic food and products for people and the environment, covering farming practices, fibers and clothing, the Fallen Fruit Project, cleaning products, environmentally friendly furniture, vermicompost, and other related topics, with illustrations.

Scrutinizes "all-natural" philosophies to consider the negative aspects of extreme approaches to health care, an investigation that explores potential sources of health-care paradoxes.