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Green Living in the Red States is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
About Us
Living Green in the Red States is a group blog focused on sustainable living in areas not traditionally known for their progressive values. We hope to be a resource for those trying to create a sustainable Dixie. The blog is published out of Nashville, Tennessee.
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- Angel (9)
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- Doug (3)
- Food (2)
- Gardening (4)
- General (2)
- Georgia (1)
- Green Activism (4)
- Green Building (2)
- Green Energy (2)
- Green Living (2)
- Kevin (3)
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- North Carolina (3)
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- Tennessee (4)
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February
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- Cumberland Greens Bioregional Council
- Safely disposing of CFLs:
- Wake County Community Meeting to discuss drought F...
- Raleigh facing water restrictions in face of conti...
- What Is Your "Food Print"?
- Drought Resistant Plant #2: Black Eyed Susan
- Bar 100: Asheville, NC
- Dogwood Alliance tackles deforestation in the Sout...
- Drought Resistant Plant #1: Coneflower
- It's that time again.....
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