Kasen Seaver

Kasen Seaver

Kasen Seaver is a freelance writer for Earth911, and enjoys putting her knowledge of eco-conscious living into practice.



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360: Bottle Caps

Kasen Seaver, September 14th, 2009

Earth911's 360 series breaks down the ins and outs of your everyday items. Bottle caps are often so small that it’s easy to overlook the impact they have on the environment. If you drop one on the ground at the park or the beach, you may think it’s not a big deal. But the Beach Environmental Awareness Campaign ... read more

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Tagged 360, basics, curbside, ideas, noteworthy, number1plasticPETE, number5plasticPolypropylene, packaging, plasticbottles, recycle, reduce

Published in Plastic


8 Ways to Get Involved

Kasen Seaver, September 7th, 2009

You've already replaced your traditional bulbs with energy-efficient CFLs. You recycle diligently. You compost your food scraps. And hey, you may even have your own backyard organic garden. Now the question remains: How can you take your everyday green habits to the next level? Get out. Spread the word. Share the knowledge. Here are eight fabulous ways to get ... read more

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Tagged basics, cfl, composting, ideas, noteworthy, organic, recycle, trees

Published in General


8 Ways to Green a Dinner Party

Kasen Seaver, August 24th, 2009

This story is part of Earth911’s Green Eight series, where we showcase eight ways to green your life in various areas. Hosting a dinner party is a perfect way to catch up with friends or network with co-workers over good food in a comfortable setting. If you're hosting a dinner engagement soon, don’t worry. You don't have to ... read more

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Tagged basics, composting, ideas, kitchen, noteworthy, organic, organicwaste, reuse

Published in Household


8 Ways to Be Green On The Go

Kasen Seaver, June 22nd, 2009

This story is part of Earth911’s “Green Eight” series in which we showcase eight ways to green your life in various areas. Life doesn’t stop and neither do we. There’s always work, school, traveling, errands, sports practices etc. that keep us on the go. You might think there’s little time to be green, but that's not the case. ... read more

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Tagged basics, bath, book, cardboard, ideas, kitchen, leaves, noteworthy, packaging, recycle, reuse, styrofoam, wood

Published in General


Making Your Green Dreams a Reality: Off the Grid

Kasen Seaver, May 25th, 2009

Earth911 asked its Twitter followers, “If you had unlimited funds, what would be on your green wish list?” This series breaks down the most popular responses and how to make them a reality. If you live on the grid, then electricity is supplied to you through a linked system typically from a coal, oil or natural gas plant. ... read more

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Tagged basics, batteries, energy, fuel, ideas, noteworthy

Published in General


Stylish Recycling Bins

Kasen Seaver, May 4th, 2009

Has recycling turned into another commitment that started off with a fiery passion but has since fallen by the wayside? Well it’s time to rekindle the flame. But how do you get back into the habit? It all starts with a recycling system that is both convenient and easy to maintain in the midst of your busy life. As ... read more

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Tagged aluminum, basics, curbside, ideas, kitchen, noteworthy, packaging, paint, recycle, reuse, steel, tin

Published in Household


8 Ways to Make Every Day Earth Day

Kasen Seaver, April 20th, 2009

We're just as excited about Earth Day 2009 as you are, and we couldn't ask for a better holiday. In fact, we thought the name should be changed to "Everyone Drop What You're Doing, and Go Do Something Good for the Planet Day," but that's a little on the long side. But when all the fun, games and tree plantings have ... read more

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Tagged autobodies, basics, cardboard, cellphone, clearglass, composting, computers, homeappliances, ideas, magazines, mail, mp3player, newspaper, noteworthy, phonebooks, recycle, television, waterquality

Published in Household


8 Ways to Green Your Spring

Kasen Seaver, March 23rd, 2009

This story is part of Earth911’s “Green Eight” series, where we showcase eight ways to green your life in various areas. Spring evokes feelings of purity, freshness, growth and joy as we transition from the gloom of winter into the rays of summer’s sunshine. But if you're really looking to embrace the glory of spring, it won't come without a little elbow ... read more

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Tagged basics, clothingandtextile, homeappliances, householdcleaners, ideas, noteworthy, recycle, reduce, reuse, tools

Published in Household


8 Ways to Green Your St. Paddy’s Day

Kasen Seaver, March 16th, 2009

This story is part of Earth911’s “Green Eight” series, where we showcase eight ways to green your life in various areas. There’s more to St. Paddy's Day than just shamrocks, leprechauns, parades and beer. March 17 marks the death of St. Patrick, an Englishman who, after escaping slavery in Ireland, became a priest and converted the Irish from Paganism to Christianity. ... read more

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Tagged aluminumcan, basics, bicycle, brownglass, clothingandtextile, composting, greenglass, ideas, ireland, mixedpaper, musicalinstruments, noteworthy, organicwaste, pesticides

Published in Glass


Recycling Mystery: Expanded Polystyrene

Kasen Seaver, March 9th, 2009

It's the eternal question: Can I recycle expanded polystyrene? It’s everywhere: It holds your food, secures items in packages, provides insulation in homes and it’s even in your bike helmet. It's also known as plastic #6, which you've seen used in plastic cups and CD and DVD cases. Fun fact: In 2006, the Alliance of Foam Packaging Recyclers reported that 56 million ... read more

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Tagged basics, ideas, mail, noteworthy, number6plasticpolystyrene, recycle, reuse, styrofoam

Published in Plastic


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