Sample Questions:
Jessica Kellner, Managing Editor

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Greening a home you don’t own:

• What are the first five things someone should do to green a home he/she doesn’t own?
• Is it difficult to green a home you don’t own?
• I’m a college student. What can I do to help the environment?
• Can I convince my landlord to install eco-friendly products in my home?

 Expense of going green

• I can’t afford eco-friendly things. What do you recommend?
• Why are eco-friendly things so expensive?
• What are some of your favorite sources for unique and inexpensive eco-friendly items?
• How can going green actually save me money?

 Choosing green items

• Is there a perfect “green” product?
• “Green” products seem to be everywhere. What should consumers look for when trying to choose green products?
• How do products made using conventional methods and materials affect our personal health?
• How do I know if a product is really green?
• Do I really have to buy something to be green? What can I do with the stuff I already have?

 Communicating green

• How do you get others interested in going green?
• What is the biggest green myth?
• I don’t understand all these green terms, like carbon footprint. What are the best resources for understanding what these terms all mean?