We've come to the final installment of our retrospective of our past posts here on the green living tips blog. On this post, we'll be reviewing posts 76-100 with a brief sentence or two description along with a link to that previous post. In this post, you'll read about the new product, I Am Not a Paper Cup, find some of our latest reusable bags, SIGG bottles, and more eco friendly products, as well as other green tips from the past few months. Here's a countdown:
76. If you haven't tried out the
I Am Not a Paper Cup product yet, it's a great replacement for your disposable coffee cup that really keeps it piping hot. And, it's reusable!
77. In the summer, there are so many options on where to get your produce. I think we can all agree that local is better tasting and better for the environment, but if it came down to it, would you choose the
farmer's market or farm stand?
78. In September, we rolled out 4 brand new
reusable shopping tote bags, like our save the turtles bag. Have a look!
79. We welcomed autumn in with these
10 eco friendly tips for the fall season, from back to school tips to energy saving maintenance.
80. Our
reusable bag contest for September was announced on September 28th, and it was a big hit with our readers. When will the next contest be announced? You'll just have to keep reading this blog to find out!
81. Adding to our lineup of green products, we've added our
reusable SIGG bottles, which you can find here. Custom images with green recycling themes and environmental themes are what you'll see!
82.
Boosting your veggie intake isn't just good for you, it's good for the environment. That's why many environmentalists are vegan. Even if you eat meat, reducing meat consumption and increasing vegetable consumption will make you healthier, and reduce the toll on our environment.
83. The winter is upon us, did you
winterize your home before the cold weather hit? It saves money, and prevents valuable energy from escaping from your home.
84. Next Halloween, take the environment into consideration with these
green tips for Halloween.
85. We announced the
winner of the September reusable bag contest on this post! Congratulations!
86. The November reusable bag contest featured our
reusable gift bags. These were a big hit this holiday season, and prevented plenty of wrapping paper from being thrown in the landfill!
87. We came up with twelve
ways to go green for Thanksgiving, from the food to the shopping and leftovers on this Turkey Day post. Gobble!
88.
Avoid mercury in fish by reading which fish are on the safe list, and which ones you should avoid on this post. We can still eat fish, but you should be aware of
which fish!89. There's snow on the ground, it's freezing cold, and we're moving around less. It's winter! We check our cars, our houses... but did you
prepare your body for winter this season?
90. Want a
quick fix to reduce your energy bill? This one easy step will do just that!
91. Who wants an extra serving of BPA? Not me! Exclude it from your lunch by making the switch to eco friendly
BPA free sandwich bags. They aren't disposal either, so you'll be doing the environment a favor!
92. For the holidays, we introduced our polar bear, penguin, Frosty and holiday reusable gift bags! These also make great gifts, or if you'd like to have your own special
holiday bag to carry around with you, for groceries, the office, shopping and more.
93. Every contest has a winner, and this one received not one bags, but two bags for the holidays! Stop by and wish your congratulations to the
winner.
94. The holiday season is a great time to go green, and Chartreuse has a number of ways that can help you do just that! These
affordable green gifts will make great stocking stuffers, housewarming gifts, gifts for a Yankee swap, Secret Santa, or for your anyone that appreciates the environment!
95. It's harder to stay healthy during the cold winter months, when produce prices rise, and fresh vegetables get harder and harder to come by. Luckily, there are a few ways that you can still
introduce vegetables into your winter diet this year.
96. We celebrated our 101st post by starting this
retrospective on this post.
97. In the next 25 posts, we aggregated them into 25
easy green tips.
98. And finally, we offered
25 ways to be more eco friendly on our last post through offering more information from past blogs.
99. Today, we created this post, our final retrospective, part 4. Yes, the next post will be a regular post, we promise!
100. And as our final link that we might suggest to you, why not become a follower of our blog? You can find the follow button on the right hand sidebar. You can also
follow me on Twitter for the green tip of the day, posted daily!
Thank you to all of our readers for the past 100+ posts, it's been wonderful, and we look forward to our next 100 posts where we can offer more green living tips, information, contests, and other eco friendly fun ideas!
Every year, millions of plastic bags head into landfills or are thrown into our environment causing pollution and problems for wildlife. The man-made convenience known as plastic bags didn't exist 100 years ago, but has become a giant problem for us to conquer in modern times. They pollute our waterways, and cause emissions during the production process. The solution has been around for years, and we all know what it is: reusable bags. Our ancestors used reusable bags to go the grocery store because they were sturdy, sustainable, and they made sense. At some point in history, the plastic bag came into our consciousness as an easy way to have a bag at the ready cheaply. Not thinking of the consequences, first paper, then plastic bags became more and more popular.
When it comes to your food, BPA has been popping up all over the news for the harmful effects it can have on your body. 
We've held a slew of reusable bag contests over the past year, and we're starting November off with another one! This month, we're upping the stakes. How? Win two reusable bags from our cool 
