Comments on: Green Listed

By: Sara

Sara — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 18:30:47 +0000

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Thank you for your blog, suggestions and insights!

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By: Raluca

Raluca — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:28:10 +0000

Vanessa, I am very much enjoying your book and I feel very inspired to make little changes of my own. Thank you

By: Georgiann Sirbaugh

Georgiann Sirbaugh — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 12:05:51 +0000

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By: IrenitaGreen

IrenitaGreen — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 15:15:49 +0000

Hi Vanessa! My name’s Irene, I’m reading your book “Dormire nudi è verde” (in italian), and at the page 255 has come me to desire to write on you blog a suggestion:
to the place that to use ecological insecticides I prefer to put in garden of the carnivorous plants that literally eats the bugs! With this I don’t want to say that all the bugs will disappear, and the snails won’t eat your salad anymore, but at least it is a method that will contribute, it’s very more green than ecological pesticidis and help to hold the gnats away from the basket of the fruit! I called my Dionea (a kind of carnivorous plant) Carnita Green, and together with my Pinguicola works very well.

Changing matter…after watched the Oscar winning documentary “The Cove” I advice to boycott the aquatic parks and the delfinaris (as well as zoos and cirques). If someone need to know something more about it, here I link website savejapandolphins.org where we can also sign the petition against this orrible slaughter and the reasns we must to avoid the aquatic parks. It would be a great green action and it’s very important that anyone watch this movie. I think that i can go to Taiji, in japan, to help Ric O’Berry and his orgnization, also with the danger of nuclear radiation as a voluntary worker. Ciao, Irene.

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