I quickly wanted to share this page with you from Resource Recycling. Some of these suggestions might be a little late, but I enjoy their round-up(s) of recycled content products.
In addition, don't miss my two previous posts about wasting less during the holiday season. Even if you've waited this long, some of these gifts can still be purchased/made in time for the 25th.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Monday, December 10, 2012
Waste-less holiday ideas
Did you know waste generation sky rockets around the holidays? We make about 1/4 more waste in these short cold months.
Perhaps you're already down with getting and giving presents that create less waste. After the holiday season, I plan to share some of my ideas with you of what I did this year. (Can't show you now, or the recipients on my list would know what they're getting!) but... I will share with you a whole list of ideas:
From the Natural Resources Defense Council
From World Wildlife Fund
From Changing the Present
Treehugger has their guides broken into type of gift-recipient (geek, foodie, kids, etc.)
Buy carbon offsets from TerraPass
The Daily Green has a great list of lists.
If you're wondering what I'm making this holiday season, my Pinterest board of handmade gift ideas might be a good place to start.
Happy Environmentally Friendly Holidays to you and yours!
-The Reuser
Perhaps you're already down with getting and giving presents that create less waste. After the holiday season, I plan to share some of my ideas with you of what I did this year. (Can't show you now, or the recipients on my list would know what they're getting!) but... I will share with you a whole list of ideas:
From the Natural Resources Defense Council
From World Wildlife Fund
From Changing the Present
Treehugger has their guides broken into type of gift-recipient (geek, foodie, kids, etc.)
Buy carbon offsets from TerraPass
The Daily Green has a great list of lists.
If you're wondering what I'm making this holiday season, my Pinterest board of handmade gift ideas might be a good place to start.
Happy Environmentally Friendly Holidays to you and yours!
-The Reuser
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