Choose Good Wood: Try using farmed, clear-cut wood stained with natural products for your home projects.X...X...XPlant for the Planet: Having plants that require little watering and maintenance is economical and ecological.X...X...XKeep Nature Natural: Look for items made with recycled materials, like chairs made of plastic milk jugs or planters crafted from cornhusks.(Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service, http://www.scrippsnews.com)
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