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Orphanage Clothing

By fredcarle on  From talkgreen.ca
Do you ever stop to think where your old T-shirts and blue jeans end up after you donate them? If your clothing is adopted by Canadian fashion designer, Kim Munson, chances are your favourite threads  of yesteryear could now be worth more than you paid for them.  Orphanage Clothing is a Halifax based business that uses recycled clothing to make one-of-a-kind garments, including T-shirts, dresses, and jackets. Munson, who has always had a thing for vintage T-shirts, started her business in...Read Full Story

Greenliving: Green superstore, Charity for Sustainability, Staycation

By fredcarle on  From talkgreen.ca
Could you be a freegan? : Could you adopt a lifestyle where you bought nothing and lived off the discards of other people? Freegans are doing just that and it’s easier than you think. Cradle to Cradle: the next Industrial Revolution : When a new pair of shoes, a desk chair, or even an envelope are designed, often the creators try to imagine every conceivable use and situation it might encounter in its life. But, what about afterwards? 8 Rules for a successful staycation : Are you...Read Full Story

The Lives of Poo!

By lyn42 on  From lyn-lifepixels.blogspot.com
I had been complaining that I've been having a hard time trying to find gifts that are responsibly produced and "green". Then today - after all of my shopping was completed (of course) - I stumbled across the most interesting website with the best gift ideas ever ... Ellie Poo ! Paper products made from elephant dung collected mainly from elephant orphanages from Sri Lanka (and then distributed by Mr Ellie Pooh .) Doesn`t get much greener than that. They have a wonderful collection of...Read Full Story

Can Business do Good?

By jketches on  From greenhouseinc.ca
One thing I’ve noticed is that when you mention trade, markets or capitalism, people think greed, power and corruption. The oil barons and bankers haven’t exactly done these concepts any favours, but too much focus on a few bad elements has made us forget about the amazing things free-markets have let us to achieve. This is a theme I will touch on a lot on this blog. The market is the most dynamic way to organize and inspire our creative abilities as a society, but many argue it’s ill...Read Full Story

“Going” Green

By fredcarle on  From talkgreen.ca
I think it’s pretty clear what the concept here is.  Who doesn’t love the idea of washing your clothes and then using the soapy, dirty water to flush your toilets?  Not me. Advantages: space savings, grey-water re-use, nice environmental feeling while flushing. Disadvantages: the occasional dropped sock, and perhaps a bit of a bumpy ride if you can’t wait to sit down and go until after the spin cycle. (from unplggd.com)Read Full Story
CNETThese eco-friendly 'green' earbuds deliver oodles of detailCNETby Steve Guttenberg December 28, 2011 7:35 AM PST Follow @AudiophiliacMan Thinksound's awesome little ts02 in-ear headphones($100) knocked me out in March, so I was eager to hear the company's new model, the ms01. It doesn't look a whole lot different ...and more »  
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Pipeline jobs a poor swap for safe environmentThe TennesseanJames Hansen, lead climate scientist for NASA, has said that it is “game over for the climate” if the Keystone XL Pipeline is built. / Associated Press / File Pretend it is 2007. There is a battle in Congress over a tax cut. ...and more »  
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Houston Chronicle (blog)Porsche's new eco-friendly 4-door sports sedanHouston Chronicle (blog)Porsche's 2012 Panamera S Hybrid is the most eco-friendly member of the growing Panamera lineup. Its parallel full hybrid drive system delivers an estimated fuel economy of 22 miles per gallon city, 30 mpg highway and 25 mpg combined. ...and more »  
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