Book #47 - Go Green, Live Rich

47. Go Green, Live Rich: 50 Simple Ways to Save the Earth (and get rich trying) (David Bach)

I got a few useful links from this book. Otherwise it was a complete waste of time. Turns out this guy writes some big series of Get Rich books, and he just discovered green living, and wrote a book about it. Thank god I got it from the library and didn't pay for it. Basically, I was looking to see if there were any things I could do to be greener that I wasn't already doing. If I were a homeowner and/or had money to invest, it might have been useful, but as things stand, I'm already doing everything in there that applies.

I did get a couple of good links, though.
VegWeb is a vegan website that has some really great-seeming recipes, even if you aren't vegan or planning to go vegan. There's definitely stuff there I'll try.
Local Harvest has a search tool to find local farmers' markets, farms, co-ops, stores, and restaurants that have local food.
There are a couple of cool links on volunteer vacations and ecotourism, though his webliography is pretty low-level if you've already looked for stuff like this. Still, Earthwatch Institute and Global Volunteers seem to have promising programs. For non-volunteer ecotrips, there's actually an International Ecotourism Society, where you can search for ecotours. There are organizations similar to National Geographic Expeditions with really fancy but really expensive trips all over the place.
One trip site I'm really intrigued by is World-Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, where you can stay at an organic farm and do stuff there. That sounds really fun.