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Tip of the Week: Protect your skin from the sun with these tips.

Product of the Week: Greening the shirt right off your back.

Lightbulbs to Leadership: If you’ve ever yearned to hear the insightful musings that take place between America’s environmental leaders, then here’s your chance.

Visit the Natural Home video archives to tour the sustainable homes featured in the magazine.

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Join the Natural Home editorial advisory group and help us choose upcoming covers and articles. The editorial advisory groups receives occasional surveys that show a sneak peek of our next cover possibilities.

Public schools are turning an eye toward the environment. Which eco-related issues are you most concerned about in schools? Weigh in on Natural Home's Question of the Month, and see your answers in an upcoming issue.

Spreading Sunshine

This gorgeous New Mexico home adds more than just elegance to its neighborhood--it also supplies renewable solar power to the neighbors.

The Temple is the House

Finely crafted with solid cedar timbers, this retreat on British Columbia's Gambier Island proves that building a good home is a sacred act.

What Type of Eco-Home is Best for You?

If you dream of building with green materials but don't know where to begin, we can help.

Eating Matters

Follow these wise eating tips to reduce your diet's carbon footprint--and enjoy healthier, fresher foods. Yum!

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Fabric for living: The Ins and Outs of Organic Textiles

Eco-textiles are hot right now, but it can be tough to sort out what's truly green. Our guide gives you the rundown.

	From the Front Porch Drying Out by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor-in-Chief
	The Other Side of the Fence Good to Grow by Jessica Kellner, Managing Editor
	Naturally Beautiful Color Me Beautiful by Kim Wallace, Assistant Editor


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More than a year ago, a tornado swept through Greensburg, Kansas, leaving 95 percent of the city's homes and businesses destroyed. Residents are rebuilding their community with the help of Greensburg GreenTown, a nonprofit organization established to provide the town with the resources to rebuild as a model green community.

Natural Home's conversation with Daniel Wallach, director of Greensburg GreenTown. To make a donation to Greensburg GreenTown's One Million $5 Donations Campaign, click here.

Another opportunity to win! Visit the Natural Home forums and answer our most recent "Answer and Win" question: What are your eco-friendly travel tips this summer? Our favorite tip will be printed in an upcoming issue of Natural Home and winners will receive a Natural Home organic cotton tote.

Would you like to submit an eco-friendly home to be featured in the pages of Natural Home? Sustainability is something that should be celebrated and recognized, and we want to 'show off' your hard work.

Visit the Natural Home forums to share your building projects, ideas, wishes, woes and more with the Natural Home editors and other readers.

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7/19/2008 - 7/31/2008

Summer Workshop -- Permaculture/Water Design Intensive

This summer, invest in a program that will have you generating positive solutions to the global environmental emergencies we face today.

Learn from the best!
Permaculture experts Brad Lancaster, Andrew Millison and Joshua Robinson will introduce you to desert, temperate and mountain regions of Arizona in a four-week intensive teaching you the theory and practice of permaculture and water systems design.

Learn to create thoughtful site analyses, edible and native landscapes, greywater and rainwater harvesting systems, solar ovens, healthy soils and community gardens. Visit beekeepers, food and seed banks, passive and active solar buildings, permaculture farms and sustainable communities. Meet with city officials and community activists who have brought sustainability to their municipalities, and become one yourself!

72-hour Permaculture Certificate awarded. Credit available from Prescott College.

7/19/2008 - 7/19/2008

Strawbale Construction Workshops

Straw bale construction is one of the most beautiful and sustainable of the natural building techniques. Here is your chance to learn how it is done by helping to build a straw bale structure over two consecutive week-ends. Hands-on experience will include how to interface windows and doors, plastering techniques and detailing.

Recycled Glass Pitcher Natural Home!

Refresh yourself and your guests this summer by serving fresh-squeezed lemonade, refreshing iced tea and clear, sparkling water from this striking glass pitcher from the new Natural Home product line. This dazzling pitcher is made from hand-spun, 100% recycled glass for a one-of-a-kind look and coordinates beautifully with our recycled glass serving platters and bowls.

All of the products in our Natural Home collection are made from environmentally friendly, natural materials such as recycled glass otherwise destined for landfills and bristles harvested from palm leaves.

Click here to see the rest of the Natural Home product line.

Can This Home Be Greened? Simply Grand
Natural Home helps PBS television host Wanda Urbanska green her mid-century ranch house by focusing on energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Nuts + Bolts: Raise The Roof
Investing in a new roof? Let us help you find the best material for your home, climate and budget.

Decorating your Natural Home
Shopping for sustainable home furnishings couldn’t be easier; just follow these basic principles.

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