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Category: Be Magnolia Green

Follow this Mississippi heroine as she embarks on transforming her day to day life of consumption to becoming more environmentally aware.

Recycle, Reuse, Refuse

By Emily Hester Posted on December 12, 2012 Posted in Be Magnolia Green No Comments Tagged with Recycling & Refuse, Reusing, shopping, Waste

I don’t know about you, but on grocery shopping day, I usually purge out my pantry and fridge of used containers. I can fill a 13 gallon trash bag full of empty cardboard boxes, tin cans, Styrofoam trays, plastic jugs, …

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Coffee Grounds for Your Hair?

By Emily Hester Posted on November 30, 2012 Posted in Be Magnolia Green No Comments

I’ve been on a mission for a while to find hair products I feel are safe and get along with my scalp.  When I say safe, what I mean is a product without toxins or allergens. I’ve had quite a …

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A Doable Household Audit

By Emily Hester Posted on November 28, 2012 Posted in Be Magnolia Green No Comments

A household audit is less intimidating when evaluated in sections. Here is a breakdown of each area in a typical home: Kitchen/Pantry Dining Room/Breakfast Room Living Room/Den Laundry Room Bathrooms Home Office Bedrooms Garage/Storage Room Attic/HVAC/Water Heater Take an area a week …

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A Mississippi Girl’s Environmental Awareness and Involvement

By Emily Hester Posted on November 13, 2012 Posted in Be Magnolia Green No Comments

Does my day-to-day stewardship on this planet really make a difference in the long run?  For the past few years, I’ve had every intention to start off every new year setting a goal to be more environmentally aware and involved.  …

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FM Eggs

By Emily Hester Posted on February 21, 2011 Posted in Be Magnolia Green No Comments Tagged with Staple

Okay, so I’ve listened and watched way too many “sustainable” podcasts and documentaries lately. I’ve been informed of each animal’s carbon foot print and the calories it takes to produce food for consumption. I won’t go into all that here, …

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