- Clean Green: Ordinary household cleaners often contain toxic ingredients that, when dumped down the drain, can contaminate groundwater. Instead, try: Vinegar and water to clean windows Baking soda as an ordinary kitchen cleaner
- Buy organic foods. If they aren't readily available or too expensive, make sure to wash produce.
- Use "green" or "organic" cosmetics and personal care products. Watch out for these Dirty Dozen.
- Join the movement of youth lobbying to get toxic chemicals removed from cosmetics and personal care products. Get involved.
- Host a Safe Cosmetics event in your community or school.
- Get everyone to write the mayor, urging him or her to sign the U.S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement.
Natural Bug Spray | lulu4legs
My mom told me about this and it really works! Try eucalyptus oil as a mosquito repellant.
Pocket sized Pesticide List | tammo
I can't afford to buy organic all the time, so I use this really easy list so that I can choose the less of all evils: http://www.foodnews.org/
Say 'No' to aerosol | ssenauke
Don't use aerosol! Some release CFC's which deplete the ozone.
Garden with Kids!: | kerrio
My school has this awesome program that goes into local elementary schools once a week to work on an organic gardening project. It's really fun, and also contribute to the community.