Eco-friendly Life Choices = More Sustainable Life
No secret that I eat, sleep, drink and dream ways to leave less and less of a carbon foot print every day. I gave a presentation to a big Rotary... Read More
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BP Oil “Spill?” – I Think Not
I honestly never thought of how inappropriate the word "spill" was when the BP oil disaster hit the news. It was never really a spill - it was... Read More -
Sustainability of the Mind Kind
I have been known to rant - in my newsletter, on Facebook, when I do public speaking. Some might call it passion. So when I read Seth... Read More -
The Gates Foundation & Monsanto? Now What?
That pesky topic of GMOs just won't go away. I am perplexed about the entire issue of the harmful effect of genetically modified food on humans.... Read More -
Green Plumbing – a Sustainable Choice
Anyone who is a follower of Mrs. Green is aware of my obsession with high efficiency toilets and saving water in general. I refer to John Smith... Read More -
Green Thinking – From Someone Who Does
In my last newsletter I simply asked people to think and to challenge me and to question what they read, what they buy, what they hear about... Read More -
The True Green Circle of Sustainability
Don't you sometimes wonder about an item you read about in the paper or heard on the news and say to yourself "I wonder what happened with... Read More -
No Green Eggs and Maybe Even No Ham
I admit I am really upset. Not only are our eggs being poisoned, our chickens being abused, and the FDA rarely doing much about it, greed... Read More -
Eco-friendly Skincare?
WARNING: This is a long blog. I hope you care enough about yourself and your family to read it til the end. Comments welcomed! There are some... Read More -
The Sustainable Grandma
I was really touched by the number of comments I received about my last newsletter. Thought I would post the basics for your reading pleasure... Read More -
The Eco-friendly Truth About Refueling After Dark
I love it when people care enough to educate me and hopefully members of the Mrs. Green community about issues I talk about whether it be on the... Read More -
Safe Costmetics and Why You Should Care
I am always thrilled to hear from people who are a part of Mrs. Green's world. When I received the following email from Monet, I asker her... Read More -
Sustainability in Action: Chapman Tucson
My intention in writing this blog and probably every other one I have written is to simply encourage & invite people to ALWAYS live... Read More -
Reverse Osmosis – Yay or Nay?
Disclaimer: I am NOT a scientist. I do as much research on any given topic I write about as time permits. So I love it when people who... Read More -
Sustainable Networking – How Fun!
I really enjoy sharing stories about connecting the green dots. Here's another one. Last week my printer broke. Loved that printer. And is there... Read More -
Mrs. Green as the Sustainability Alarm Clock
Ever wonder why I get manic about my facebook numbers? And why I stay up at times until 3:00 a.m. going down the research rabbit hole? Or why I... Read More -
Green Travel? There’s an “App” for that!
My friend Scott, owner of Legendary World, is truly an Apple, iPhone, iPad addict. He starts to become increasingly obssessed with getting... Read More -
Honda = Sustainability from the Inside Out
Anyone who knows me knows that I can't fake passion or enthusiasm or excitement. I either have it or I don't and am about as transparent as... Read More -
The Gulf Oil Spill
I am getting ready to leave for Hawaii in about 2 hours. I am up at 3:30 a.m. because I had a nightmare about the oil spill. I grew up... Read More -
Cradle to Cradle – The Ultimate in Sustainability
I admit that three years ago I had no clue what cradle to cradle meant. Simply put, it is used to describe products that don't end up "in the... Read More