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What is your top source of information about new environmentally friendly products?

There are so many ways to find out about new environmentally-friendly products.  Magazines are chock-full of new ideas to be more eco-friendly, and it seems every time you go shopping there are new green products are on the shelves.  Our kids are taught so much about the environment in schools these days, they often come home with new ideas and products to help us reduce our carbon footprints.

Of all the ways we learn about new environmental products these days, what is your top source of information?

My kids (3.3%)

Friends/co-workers (9.5%)

Media (TV news/magazine articles) (37.5%)

Seeing new environmentally-friendly products while shopping (26.5%)

Advertisements (on TV or in magazines) (23.3%)

What is your top source of information about new environmentally friendly products?
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  • frugalqponmom By frugalqponmom
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    Most of my information has been gained through following blogs. There are a lot of "green" bloggers out there and it is very interesting to see what they do to help our environment.

  • crysrocke By crysrocke
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    I generally find out information while watching tv programs and commercials. Sometime I receive information via email, but lately I've noticed quite a few tv ads.

  • L_camille By L_camille
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    I get most my info from magazines or tv, and alot from comparing products in the store

  • lpm1927 By lpm1927
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    I notice ads on tv and coupons for new products that are "green".

  • momagarry By momagarry
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    I like to research ways I can help the earth on the internet.

  • kristin81 By kristin81
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    Most environmental products I see are on T.V. Some are commercials and some are from the media/news.

  • chrissam1 By chrissam1
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    I also find it really easy to use very basic products like: vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, coarse salt, baking powder, bleach. It's very easy to clean if you have these around. I tend to use them more now to save on money.

  • maugust127 By maugust127
    on Sep 29, 2009  

    With all the positive press and air-time given to eco-friendly products, one can't help but be exposed to information regarding new products via any form of media. I think it is important for everyone to do as little or as much as they feel comfortable doing to support the "green" movement--for our future, but mainly for our children's futures.

  • MadHatter By MadHatter
    on Sep 30, 2009  

    I normally see the "go green" in magazines :) or advertisements from TV or posters

  • vickie1962 By vickie1962
    on Sep 30, 2009  

    Yes, I see a lot of advertisement for go green or about the environment.