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EcoConsumer
It takes a less-is-more attitude to embrace smaller houses
Big homes contribute to global warming, and in these troubled economic times, the savings from buying and living in a smaller home loom large. Also, more folks have discovered that living in a big house doesn't make them happier.
Wednesday, July 16
Plant Talk: Exotic voodoo lily raises quite a stink | Plant Talk
Sunday, July 13
In these unique gardens, creativity flourishes | Plant Life
Saturday, July 12
Waging the water-bottle battle | EcoConsumer
5 things to know about using fertilizer in the garden
Plant a rooftop garden on the dog's house
Pocket Fido's pills in a treat
Tips on home cooling, painting over wallpaper and deck fasteners
Weekend Calendar | Events for July 12-13
The monthly EcoConsumer column aims to help readers balance consuming and conserving. Tom Watson is project manager for King County's Recycling and Environmental Services
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