This is a magazine that I want to get next time I am at the store - Green Guide by National Geographic.  

Here is a little blub about the magazine: Written for general consumers, not for enviromaniacs, Green Guide is chock-full of simple, useful ideas, broken down into achievable steps that make “going green” a gradual and affordable process rather than an all-or-nothing plunge….In creating the first-ever issue of Green Guide magazine, we’ve kept an eye on our own footprint. First, we offer an electronic version of the complete magazine, true to every page.  In our printed magazines, the paper mixes post-consumer recycled paper with new pulp from wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, which holds foresters to rigorous standards. The inks are made without heavy metals. And the Green Guide, like National Geographic, is meant to be a keeper, a tool kit for going green.