So you think only humans have an impact on our environment? Think again, animals impact our environment in some quite drastic ways.

No, I'm not just talking about cow farts.

The sweet little angel of a dog pictured here in this post is one of the two dogs my wife and I recently rescued.

Her name is Sophie (her brother's name is Ender)...and they're going green. But how?

Living green is about harmony.

Harmony with our environment, nature, our bodies, ourselves, each other, and more.

Unfortunately, like most good things in this physical life, it becomes corrupt.

One such occurrence is when Whole Foods Market CEO, John Mackey, made anonymous attacks on rival Wild Oats Market, then tried to buy it!

It's almost the weekend. Are you holding off on that home improvement project (or projects) because you don't have the money? I know I am.

Have you ever thought of heading down to your local building materials salvage shop and buying some reclaimed materials?

This is part of a practice known as "sustainable building".

Chances are great that you'll get higher quality products at a fraction of the cost! Weekend warriors, strap on the tool belts and wait no longer on those home improvement projects.

But where do you find a salvage store?

How green (or sanitary) could it be to throw a big ole' hunk of feces in your washing machine?

It's true, there are many ways to live green that just don't fit into daily life...and that's the #1 reason I hear of why people don't make any attempts to go green.