BIODEGRADABLE
Material composed of natural elements that decomposes rapidly and is absorbed back into the eco system. When choosing disposable dishes and flatware for an informal rehearsal dinner or bridal shower, look for biodegradable products.
BIODYNAMIC
In addition to following all the principles of organic farming practices, biodynamic farmers work according to the rhythms of the moon and the seasons. This practice is meant to capture the best natural flavors of the land. For your wedding wine, find a bottle that is certified biodynamic—this means it was grown on a farm that is certified organic.
COMPOSTABLE
Items made up of plant materials that can be biologically decomposed. Many farmers and organic gardeners toss all their fruit and vegetable waste into compost heaps, where the garbage turns into nutrient-rich soil.
ECO-RESORT
A vacation destination that exists in harmony with its natural surroundings. These resorts encourage travelers to experience the beauty of nature without harming the surrounding wilderness and wildlife. Many eco-resorts are dedicated to preserving and restoring the natural world.
ORGANIC
Grown naturally, using crop rotation and composting, and cultivated without pesticides, growth stimulants or synthetic fertilizers.
RENEWABLE ENERGY CREDITS
RECs, also known as Green tags or Tradable Renewable Certificates, represent the environmental benefits associated with generating electricity from renewable energy sources. For example, a wind farm gets RECs for producing electricity. By investing in renewable energy credits, you're investing in the production of clean, green energy.











