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January 2009

Don't hate me because I'm using cloth grocery bags

by ECP Editors on January 4, 2009

TV-Addicted 2 Year-Olds Don't Even Know Their Own Names

by ECP Editors on January 3, 2009

Win A Copy of Chicken Soup for the Soul: Happily Ever After

by ECP Editors on January 3, 2009

Chinese Families Reject $290 Payout for Melamine Milk Scandal

by Jennifer Lance on January 2, 2009

Natural Remedies: Organic Herbs and Medicinal Herb Uses

by Jennifer Lance on January 2, 2009

Green New Year's Resolutions From the Writers at Eco Child's Play

by Jennifer Lance on January 2, 2009

New Year Resolution #1: Make My Own Soap

by Jamie Ervin on January 2, 2009

Cheap Stubby DIY Candle Crafts

by ECP Editors on January 2, 2009

CFL Bulb Guide for Less Mercury in Our Homes

by ECP Editors on January 1, 2009

Be The Belle of the T-Shirt Ball

by Jamie Ervin on January 1, 2009

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