In today’s world ‘Green’, ‘Green Living’, and ‘Going Green’ appear to be verging on overuse currently. There are many un-green industries jumping on the green bandwagon merely for the sake of increasing their own sales plus plenty of green newbies who believe that as long as they use reusable bags at the local supermarket they are light years in front of the Joneses further down the road.
With so many definitions of ‘green’, it starts to make Joe Public unsure to the issues of our own planet. But being green is desperately needed. If we all carry on on the identical path the last half-century has created, we will seriously compromise the future prospects for generations to come.
With so many definitions of ‘green’, it starts to make Joe Public unsure to the issues of our own planet. But being green is desperately needed. If we all carry on on the identical path the last half-century has created, we will seriously compromise the future prospects for generations to come.
The Bean Queen
‘Beanalicious Living’ author Elizabeth Borelli is on a mission to demystify and simplify healthy eating Nearly nine out of 10 American adults think they eat a healthy diet, as suggested by a 2011 Consumer Reports Health poll. This is odd, considering a third of them are obese. That’s according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which also projects that one in three American