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Plugged-in - Indianapolis joins the electric vehicle revolution

Plugged-in - Indianapolis joins the electric vehicle revolution

Thanks to what could be called a perfect electric storm, Indianapolis is poised to become one of the nation’s most plugged-in cities. Those storm clouds...

Zero Waste - Local business participates in Walmart compost initiative

Zero Waste - Local business participates in Walmart compost initiative

Walmart has been hit with its share of rotten tomatoes, lobbed from proponents of local economies and social justice groups. The mega-corporation has...

Broad Ripple's Open - When it comes to changing the world, Broad Ripple residents want to start in their own backyard

For a community striving toward sustainability, Broad Ripple already has a lot going for it. Most residents live close enough to walk or bike to shopping,...

Reduce, Reuse, and Remodel - Building with salvage lowers the environmental impact of home renovations

Tom Chandler bought his home 15 years ago—a centuryold bungalow in the Fountain Square neighborhood of Indianapolis. With rotting window frames, ancient...

Yes, you can can! Home-canning made easy

Among my most vivid childhood memories is opening the pantry on my mother’s instructions to grab a jar of this or that. It may have been the darkest...

Green Gets Into the Act - Two Southern Indiana performance companies present sustainability themed productions

Small is Beautiful - A Conversation with architect and Not So Big author Sarah Susanka

Time for a Change - Warm up to energy savings with new-model refrigerators

Frozen Assets - Putting up bumper crops preserves summer flavors for winter pleasure

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? - It’s time to rethink exclusionary practices when it comes to welcoming wildlife into the yard

Paddle Power - Kayaking is a cleaner, greener way to explore Indiana’s blueways

Local Beauties

Living LaVida Local

High Energy Washers: Use As Directed

Indiana colleges earn top grades for going green

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Indiana solar tours and open houses

As part of the National Solar Tour October 2, 2010, the Indiana Renewable Energy Association (InREA) will be hosting tours and open houses at renewable...

Got milk bottles? Traders Point Creamery launches return service

Got milk bottles? Traders Point Creamery launches return service

There are so many positive things about Traders Point Creamery yogurt and milk: it’s organic, it’s locally sourced and produced, the real producers...

Reuse, restyle, repurpose: do-it-yourself upholstery classes

A cross between shop and home economics (minus the cooking), do-it-yourself classes from ModHomeEcTeacher are perfect for people who can’t bear to part...

I.U. Themester brings sustainability scholarship to the public

A tuition-free curriculum of lectures, films, discussions, and exhibitions in Bloomington is open to the wider community this fall. “Sustain.ability:...

GOING LOCAL WEEK 2010 Starts Sunday.

GOING LOCAL Week 2010 will be celebrated in the Hoosier state starting this Sunday, September 5 through Saturday, September 11, 2010. It is a one week...

HCSWMD announces Env.Ed. Award Nominations

Salsa Judging at Terre Haute Farmer’s Market

Salsa Judging at Terre Haute Farmer’s Market

Lost River Market and Deli Food Demo at HomeGrown farmers market in Orleans.

Green Chick Handbags fill designer niche

Knozone Action Day Predicted for Friday, August 20, 2010

INDY COG, SUN KING BREWING COMPANY HOST “TWO WHEELS ONE CITY” AT INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET

Tickets available now for Indiana’s Dig In

China Explores Cap-and-Trade

Knozone Action Day Predicted for Friday, August 13, 2010

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Rants & Raves - Comments from our readers

Dear ILG: I believe Marianne Peters must have written her article on high-energy washers (May/June 2010) tongue-in-cheek. Even so, I love my frontloading...

Green Greeting (September/October 2010)

Green Greeting (September/October 2010)

So much to do; so little time I attended the annual meetings of Indiana CAFO Watch and WIndiana this summer-—two exceptional conferences at each end...

Bring On the Counter-Revolution - eat right now

Accepting imperfect humanness, we struggle to let go of deep-seated rituals. At the grocery, we instinctively reach for expedient sources of food because...

Green Greener Greenest

Indiana Living Green offers ways for you to make a difference.

Confessions of a Recovering Grocery Store Addict - The Last Row

Growing up, my younger brothers and I were champion eaters. We came by it honestly. My father, a tall, lean fellow, enjoyed nothing so much as a tasty...

The Environment Needs You! - the environment

Growing a Garden, Feeding the Soul - wendell’s way

Drawing Lessons From an Epic Environmental Tragedy - the environment

Green Greener Greenest

ILG welcomes new editor - Footprints

Rootless No More - The Last Row

Green Greeting (July/Auguest 2010)

Native plants and wildlife go hand in hand - Footprints

Wild, but not free - The Last Row

Green Greeting (May/Jun 2010)

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Idle energy a turn-off for smart surge protector

Idle energy a turn-off for smart surge protector

Many electronic devices use unnecessary power when idle, in standby mode, or even when turned off. A Department of Energy study shows that 15 percent of...

The Backyard Bird Lover’s Ultimate How-To Guide

The Backyard Bird Lover’s Ultimate How-To Guide

by Sally Roth, 2010, Rodale A prolific writer on nature and gardening, Sally Roth has another great book for bird lovers. Paperback makes it a very reasonable...

A White House Garden Cookbook: Healthy Ideas From the First Family for Your Family

by Clara Silverstein, 2010, Red Rock Press. In the spring of 2009, Michelle Obama broke ground on a section of White House lawn that hadn’t seen a...

The Cheapskate Next Door

by Jeff Yeager, 2010, Broadway Books. Anybody who’s vowed to do his or her part to save the planet knows that saving money can be a happy outcome of...

The Story of Cosmetics

Annie Leonard’s Story of Stuff Project and the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, 2010, www.storyofstuff.org/cosmetics Who needs 3D animation when the simply...

Chicago climate change exhibit

The Farm as Natural Habitat: Reconnecting Food Systems with Ecosystems

Shades of Green

Go Green, Save Green

Solar

Berlin Gardens Adirondack Chair

Maggie Bags

Poetry Garden

People, Parks and Perceptions: A History and Appreciations of Indiana State Parks

The Blue Thumb Guide to Raingardens Design and Installation for Homeowners in the Upper Midwest

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