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How to Host a Green Super Bowl Party

Posted February 1st, 2012 by

Super Bowl Sunday is around the corner! Keep toxic chemicals out of your Super Bowl bash by making a few simple tweaks to your game day plan. Don’t worry: You don’t have to lose any of those traditional (insanely delicious) football-watching-foods. Try these top 5 easy tips for greening your Super Bowl party: Skip the [...]

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Mad Libs for Mad Moms

Posted January 5th, 2012 by

If there was a Hall of Fame for road trip games, Mad Libs would be number one. A word nerd from the get-go, I loved these books of swiss-cheesed sentences, blank spaces waiting to be filled with the comedic stylings of my easily amused backseat gang (“The Hippo ate a copy machine and walked into a punch bowl.” Can you believe it?! Hilarious!). Vintage kids games are [...]

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2011: A Year of Non-toxic Tips

Posted December 28th, 2011 by

It can feel like a toxic world out there, but MomsRising is here to help. Every Tuesday on the MomsRising blog, you can find new information on how to eliminate dangerous chemicals and toxins that are in every day products. Topics have ranged from choosing sunscreen and beauty products, to making a green baby or [...]

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5 Non-toxic New Years Resolutions

Posted December 27th, 2011 by

Go to the gym. Get organized. Start a new hobby. There’s a list of three common new years resolutions, which doubles as a list of resolutions I’ve made and haven’t kept a hundred times over. But my non-toxic resolutions? Those I’ve kept, because I’ve made them easy and concrete. Two years ago, I started using [...]

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Tips Tuesday: Nontoxic Thanksgiving Makeovers

Posted November 15th, 2011 by

Happy (almost) Thanksgiving! While we may be entering the most wonderful time of the year, holiday feasts can also make this the most toxic time of the year too. Steaming dishes full of green bean casserole, wriggling slabs of cranberry sauce, endless pies: these delicious Thanksgiving staples are often home to toxic ingredients. Luckily, a [...]

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Five Tips for the Non-Toxic Chef

Posted November 1st, 2011 by

Creating non-toxic food isn’t just about buying healthier foods or cooking at home; you have to make sure your cooking space and habits aren’t home to hidden chemicals. While I’ve been detoxing my kitchen and cooking practices, I’ve come across a few easy tricks to lighten your chemical load in the kitchen. Try these top [...]

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Show Congress How to Celebrate Food Day

Posted October 24th, 2011 by

Family dinners, backyard BBQs, even that rare long lunch with old friends: Food brings us together, and helps us make memories. Today is Food Day, and we’re celebrating the power and the possibility of food. Thousands of people across the country are coming together to alleviate hunger, improve health, protect the earth, and protect workers, [...]

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Junk Food Doublespeak

Posted October 17th, 2011 by

Cross-posted from CryWolfProject.org. An apple a day and eating your peas led to good health, we once thought. Now, according to major food manufacturers, fruits and vegetables are “job killers” that will devastate the American economy. In April of this year, the Federal Trade Commission, along with three other Federal agencies (FDA, CDC and USDA), [...]

A Summer of Non-Toxic Tips

Posted September 23rd, 2011 by

Even though back to school chaos is long over, and autumn weather has hit quite a bit of the country, today is the official end of summer. In honor of the official end of the season, here’s a round up of this summer’s Tips Tuesday tips. Enjoy, and get ready for a whole new batch [...]

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Take BPA Off of Your Grocery List

Posted September 22nd, 2011 by

Hundreds of studies have linked BPA to serious health problems, including cancer, heart disease, obesity, and a number of reproductive issues. With 2 billion pounds of BPA produced annually in the US, it’s no wonder that 93% of Americans have detectable levels of BPA in their bodies. So with BPA making a cameo appearance in [...]

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