Sustainable Resources
SUSTAINABLE BLOGS
(I love reading blogs about people’s personal lives and the journeys they take.)
All Day Natural: A resource for people to learn and share information on wholistic health and natural beauty.
Brooklyn Green Team: A team of Brooklyn superheroes dedicated to reducing our environmental impact and inspiring others.
EcoMama’s Guide to Green Living: An information junkie, organic foods advocate, greenie, design geek, veg foodie, and mother of a wonderful eco kid.
Every Small Thing: Almost daily eco efforts of a busy, lazy, hypocrite.
Green Girl Meets All American Boy: (She doesn’t update anymore but her site is so great, its worth looking back at old post!)
Green Gracious: Daily steps on the path to a happy, healthy, earth-friendly existence.
Her Green Life: A green work in progress.
Honest Green: Chronicling a “Go Green” journey.
Living More Green: Attempts to lessen their harmful impacts on the earth by incorporating green living methods, and links to eco-friendly things.
No Impact Man: The adventures of a guilty liberal who attempts to save the planet, and the discoveries he makes about himself and our way of life in the process.
The Chic Ecologist: Eco chic cool, clean and stylish design for sustainable green living.
The Frugal Ecologist: A scientist in her late 20s chronicles her adventures in cooking, homemaking, and travel while staying green and growing her net worth.
Towards Sustainability: The journey of an Aussie family trying to live more simply and sustainably in suburbia.
Urban Organic Gardener: New York City Vegetable Gardening in Self Watering Containers on a fire escape! (He has become my favorite in a matter of five minutes!)
SUSTAINABLE ART
( I’m in the process of articulating my views of socio-political theater and its interception with eco-drama. In the mean time I’m on a search for ways to incorporate granola tendencies into my theatrical adventures.)
The Center for Sustainable Practice in Art: The CSPA provides a network of resources to arts organizations, which enables them to be ecologically and economically sustainable while maintaining artistic excellence.
The Touring Vegan Stage Manager -A blog about the comings and goings of a Touring Stage Manager…and a vegan.
SUSTAINABLE FOOD
(In my ideal world my food intake would be a mixture of vegetarian, vegan and raw food dishes. These websites help me get there)
Edible Aria: This a journal describing Aria’s efforts to eat a healthy, interesting diet on a reasonable budget. The focus here is primarily on sustainable, fresh whole foods.
Green and Crunchy: A family of 7 who subscribe to a whole-food, high-raw organic vegan diet, all 7 of us.
Life Regenerator: Amazing resource for all things raw. Love their youtube videos.
Lunch by Nature: She doesn’t update anymore but her old recipes are wonderfully creative.
Raw on $10 a Day or Less: How to Go Raw Without Going Broke! Full day raw menus with recipes and nutritional information. (This woman is simply amazing and inspirational. A raw diet on 10 bucks a day, plus she makes food that I actually want to eat. I want her to have her on tv show! Not that I even own a tv, but still!)
Raw Radiant Health: Get the motivation, information and inspiration you need to get healthy and happy!! Natasha is a raw food wellness coach, helping people get healthy, lose weight and reverse chronic conditions from acne to fatigue through the raw and living foods diet.
The Cinnamon Quill – A place to showcase baking, including her love of ancient grains, breads and cocoa. Usually vegetarian, sometimes vegan, always gluten free.
Vegan Lunch Box: A cookbook author and blogger who loves packing creative lunches and finding new ways to eat her vegetables! She want to inspire others to eat more healthy, plant-based meals and move more.
Vegan on $10 a Day or Less: How to Go Vegan Without Going Broke! Full day vegan menus with recipes and nutritional information. (This woman is simply amazing and inspirational. A vegan diet on 10 bucks a day, plus she makes food that I actually want to eat. I want her to have her on tv show! Not that I even own a tv, but still!)
Yoli Ouiya – Eco chic living and green savings
SUSTAINABLE MOVIES
(I like watching informative movies. Sometimes its the most dynamic way for me to gain a different perspective)
NATURAL HAIR
(Natural hair…whether its straight, wavy, or curly intrigues me sometimes. Most women chemically alter their hair to make it straight or color, or to color or style it. It’s crazy)
Curly Nikki: Created to inspire, educate and motivate people that wear their hair naturally–be it curly hair, kinky hair, or wavy hair! (One of the best of its kind!)
Do You Austin: A natural hair and wholistic living meetup group in Austin, TX.
Kimmay Tube: A youtube lifestyle channel that features natural hairstyles, fitness, fashion and so much more.
Naptural 85: A youtube lifestyle channel that features natural hairstyles, natural hair products, healthy food recipes and more.
Natural Hair Rules: Provides inspirational and practical advice on natural hair.
SUSTAINABLE WEBSITES
Best Green Blogs: The web’s largest directory of green and sustainable themed weblogs.
Clinton Global Initiative: Building on President Clinton’s lifetime in public service, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) reflects his belief that governments need collaboration from the private sector, non-governmental organizations, and other global leaders to effectively confront the world’s most pressing problems.
Good Guide: GoodGuide is in business to provide authoritative information about the health, environmental and social performance of products and companies.
Green Biz: Daily news on green business, climate change, and sustainable business practices.
Green Your Decor: Your one-stop guide for all things “green” for your home
Inhabitat : A weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future. (One of SLY’s personal favorites)
Lazy Environmentalist: A destination to help people easily and enjoyably green their lives without sacrifice or inconvenience.(This site is like “green for dummies. I loved his book!)
Low Impact Living: Learn how you can reduce your enviromental impact.
Raw People: A fountain of knowledge and resources. Perspectives on how to incorporate the raw and living food lifestyle into your own life’s experience.
Re-Nest: Abundant design for green homes.
Sins of Greenwashing: (green’wash’, -wôsh’) – verb: the act of misleading consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environmental benefits of a product or service.
The Daily Green: The consumer’s guide to the green revolution.
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I look forward to checking out some of your sustainable blog suggestions. I’ve been looking for good reads lately, and struggled to find things that weren’t consumer-centric. Sure, product reviews can be useful sometimes, but being green is ultimately about consuming less (and consuming responsibly)!