Eco-Friendly Wedding: Green Your Stationary

If you're currently planning a wedding, have ever planned a wedding, or have ever helped someone plan a wedding, you know how many paper products are involved not only in the days leading up to the

Even More Ways to Green Your Office

We have a number of articles focusing on the importance of making one's work environment better for the health of employees and the planet, but there are always new actions and measures being thought

Green Your Dishwasher

If you have an older dishwasher model built before 1994, you could be using more than 15 gallons of water per cycle. And when 80 percent of the machine's energy goes to heating the water, that machine

Natural Aftershave Alternatives

There's a fragrance-laden personal product men use every day that exposes users to skin allergies, neurological disorders, and respiratory issues: aftershave. While aftershave generally contains

More Planet Friendly RV Camping Trips

Since the answer to this eco-debate isn't as black and white as simply taking all RVs off the road, RV campers must do as much as possible to diminish their impact on the environment. After all,

14 Ways to Re-Use Carpet Scraps

More and more carpet manufacturers are focusing on the environmental impact of their product and are developing new products and materials that will one day make carpet recycling possible. But for now

Stay Green (and Warm) in Your Sleeping Bag

When we purchase camping products made with recycled material and natural fibers like hemp, cotton, coconut husks, and bamboo, we are reducing our dependency on non-renewable oil products and lessen

The Rapidly Growing Bamboo Bike Trend

Bike frames made of bamboo might sound weird, but it actually makes a lot of sense when you find out that bamboo has a higher tensile strength than steel and is extremely absorbent of vibrations and

Giving New Life to Old Guitar Strings

Old guitar strings are usually thrown out so to help cut down on destructive metal mining and the tons of metal disposed of annually, ChasingGreen decided to do some research on how guitar strings can