Sustainable
Living Links
What is an organic farm all about? Good, nutritious food,
for sure. But we also strive to reduce our carbon footprint
and hope to encourage others to do the same. We've learned
a lot along the way and would like to share some of our
favorite sites. We do not endorse any of these sites, nor
do we receive any consideration (ie. cash or benefits) for
listing them here. They are just places that we like! Each
link opens a new page.
Farming and Food
Maine Organic Farmers' and Gardeners'
Association (MOFGA)
Everything you need to know about organic farming and food
in Maine and beyond.
Mad River Valley Localvore Project
(Vermont)
Eat locally: here's how!
Sustainable Living (General focus sites)
New American Dream
Connections to just about every carbon-conscious
resource/activity you could imagine.
Green America
Green companies, products, investing,
networking, social activism, and more.
Global Living
Project
Spearheaded by Jim Merkel, author of Radical Simplicity.
Helps you figure out how many acres of the planet's
resources you use, and how many the planet can afford to
spare.
Building & Energy
Down to Earth
Design
Sigi Koko, an eco-architect based in Pennsylvania. Good
resources in "Library" section.
Home Power Magazine
Key current resources on
renewable energy for the home
Transportation
EV World
Everything you could possibly wish to know about electic
vehicles.
Green Products
GreenLine Paper
Company
Recycled, biodegradable, and other "eco" office products
LaserMonks
Cistercian monks selling recycled printer ink!
Uncle Henry's
Buy just about anything second-hand. A Maine
institution
