Living Like Ed: A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life
I love this guy! He has such helpful advice, whether you can afford solar panels or are just looks for small ways to make a big impact!
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Crafting is spreading all across the states -- it's infectious and inspiring. "The 65-minute movie documents a movement of artists, crafters and designers that recognize a marriage between historical techniques, punk and DIY (... Crafting is spreading all across the states -- it's infectious and inspiring. "The 65-minute movie documents a movement of artists, crafters and designers that recognize a marriage between historical techniques, punk and DIY (do it yourself) ethos while being influenced by traditional handiwork, modern aesthetics, politics, feminism and art.It includes interviews with more than 50 artists in 15 cities who explain how the new wave of craft, "forges a new economy, lifestyle and burgeoning art community that is based on creativity, determination and networking," says Faythe Levine, author
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Michael Pollan is a genius. This book followed his other bestseller: An Omnivore's Dilemma. "In Defense of Food" discusses America's obsession with nutrition when the answer to health really boils down to Pollan's simple mantra: "... Michael Pollan is a genius. This book followed his other bestseller: An Omnivore's Dilemma. "In Defense of Food" discusses America's obsession with nutrition when the answer to health really boils down to Pollan's simple mantra: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." It's a funny look at the American food industry that takes you up and down the aisles of processed foods (which isn't the whole food he is referring to in his mantra) promising different things. Definitely gives you a fresh look at the food and nutrition industry.
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