Archive for January, 2008





As a byproduct of my greenification, I’ve become a bit of a recycling fanatic. I bet some of you are as well. So I thought it might be interesting to hear from a professional recycling fanatic, Elizabeth Fisher from Fisher Recycling. Chris and Elizabeth Fisher have been at the helm of Fisher Recycling since it [...]


Junior Compost Pile

OK, I know I’ve been writing a lot about composting lately…but this post isn’t like all that. I really just wanted to write about how all of our green actions influence those around us, and how that helps the green movement spread. In the short time since I’ve started my compost pile: My neighbor has [...]


I thought I would end the Surprising Recyclables era (for now) by returning to where it all began – Little Tikes. We have a couple of their toys, and the first one I checked yielded paydirt. Right there on the gray backboard I saw the resin identification code for plastic #2, which means the toy [...]


2008 has just begun, and I’m already seeing green! You must be too, or you wouldn’t be reading this. Our mantra at Go Green has always been, “We can do this together,” and the beginning of a new year provides us a great opportunity to live up to it. I hope you’re as excited as [...]










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