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Plant something you can eat. You don't need much room, and eating something you've grown yourself is satisfying, cost effective and promotes understanding where our food comes from. If you don't want to dig up the flower bed, start with some potted herbs or tomatoes in a sunny corner of the yard.
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Environmentalists Sharon Danks and Rachel Pringle spoke at Highland Park Public Library last weekend about what the city's schools could do to become greener and more sustainable.
The discussion, hosted by Moraine Township, focused on encouraging administrators, educators and community members to make their local school yards greener.
Highland Park Patch decided to bring that discussion even closer to home. Here are six easy tips to make your household greener.
Editor's Note: This is an update from a previous post that incorrectly credited the city of Highland Park for organizing this event. We apologize for the error.
What do you do to make your home more environmentally-friendly?
Tell us in the comments.
