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Green Tips

Hang dry laundry

Turn off lights

Opt-out of junk mail

Plastic bags suck

Clean with baking soda and vinegar instead of harsh chemicals

Do not pre-heat the oven

Buy second hand

Use a water purifier instead of buying bottled water

Recycle

Grow your own fruits, vegetables and herbs

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Mare

Restaurateur Frank De Pasquale launched Mare (Mah-Ray), the Italian word for sea, June 2005 in Boston's historic North End -- 100 steps away from Paul Revere's house -- with a coastal Italian menu, but that's not all. Mare boasts Boston's first all-natural and/or organic ingredient list, based almost entirely on deep water fish, cultivated shellfish and certified organic seafood from the U.S. and Italy. Also featured is hormone-free beef, free range chicken and organic eggs, organic microgreens and vegetables, hand-made pastas, sea salt, organic wines, organic beers and more

Phone: 617.723.6273
Website: ttp://www.mareorganic.com/