Green Gift Guide for Graduates (Slideshow)
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After the caps are tossed, the tassels are switched, and the champagne is popped, your favorite graduates will be off to make their ways in the world, whether they’re headed for an urban apartment or a European backpacking trip, are employed or still interviewing, are moving away or staying close to home. Make the adjustment easier with these practical green gifts — for college and high-school grads — that will help them work, play, and live no matter where life takes them.
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Readers, Send Us Your Green Holiday Photos!
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Are you dreaming of a green holiday this year? Giving only green gifts sans wrapping paper–if you haven’t already check out our Gift Guide–to family and friends? Planning to partake in outdoor fun like sledding, skiing, or hiking? Prove it! From green traditions and green decorations to mouth-watering spreads of locally sourced food, we want to hear about your earth-conscious celebration–better yet, show us! Click through for details and see the potential for your photo in today’s <a href=”http://www.tree…Read the full story on TreeHugger
This Holiday Season, Give a South African School a Recycle Bin
Some of the green gifts offered by Gifts4Good.
Now that the holiday shopping season is upon us, there is no shortage of tempting sales on consumer goods, but if you have a greenie on your list this year, you may want to consider some alternative gift ideas being offered by charitable organizations, like A GreaterGood South Africa initiative, which has a bevy of Green gift ideas that will go on to improve lives in a nation f…Read the full story on TreeHugger
Adrian Grenier Does Your Holiday Shopping, Al Gore Helps 30 Rock Go Green, and More (Video)
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Already thinking about your holiday shopping? Our gift guide is the perfect place to start, but if you’re the kind of shopper who likes visiting a store rather than waiting for the UPS truck, check out Wired’s fifth annual pop-up store in New York City–where a careful collection of green gifts has been selected by one of our favorite eco-celebritie…Read the full story on TreeHugger
