green Christmas

A tip from BC Buzz (www.bcbuzz.ca): decorating with LED Christmas lights uses 95% less energy than traditional lights and last more than 10 times longer.

It's that time of year when many of us buy a live Christmas tree. Instead of buying or cutting down a tree, why not look for boughs and branches that have fallen off the trees during storms?

 Crunchy Chicken has created a four-part series to help you go green for the holidays.

 The first part covers gifts, including how to green your Christmas cards, gift wrap, ribbons and bows and gift tags. The second post in the series covers how to green up your holiday lighting and decorations.

When buying a Christmas tree this year, you may want to consider the environmental impact of your tree. It’s often difficult to balance tradition with green morality - and Christmas trees are definitely ...