There’s a great new eco-site on the web today, Super Eco. We’ve always tried to make North Texas Natural Family welcoming to “midstreamers,” parents who are somewhere in between crunchy-granola and conventional over-consumers. Super Eco thinks along the same lines, working to build a site dedicated to addressing environmental concerns and presenting environmental information in a way meant to meet readers wherever they happen to be in the process of exploring a more environmentally conscious life.
In addition to covering environmental news, Super Eco offers environmental feature articles and environmental how-tos. Who’s who and what’s what? You’ll find detailed product profiles, company profiles and who’s who in the green world and in the news, plus a rich and growing glossary of ecological, environmental and scientific terms to help you discover more. The site is also developing a series of “comparators” that compare and contrast key bits of information about things you may purchase all the time, like shampoo, from an environmentally conscious perspective.
It’s easy to keep up with all of this great content:
- A full list of all of Super Eco’s feeds can be found here.
- A little confused about how subscriptions work? Read the full how-to telling you how to subscribe to our feeds.
- Follow Super Eco on Twitter.
- Join the Super Eco Facebook group.
This planet means the world to North Texas Natural Family — and it does to Super Eco, too!
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Hi There,
Thank you kindly for this wonderful coverage – I look forward to adding your magazine to our feeds.
Thanks again,
Rachael Brownell
Managing Editor
Super Eco
Thanks for the link to Super Eco and we really like the NorthTexasNaturalFamily site as well, both great sites, lots of useful info. We have now installed the 350 challeng badge on our site as well.
We run a blog based here in Keller, Texas. We write everyday about eco friendly household options and how we are trying to make ourselves greener!
Could you add us to your Blogroll? We will gladly post an article about y’alls site
Our Everyday Earth Eco Blog