Eco'Ganik Sweatshirt
What's not to love about this 100 percent organic cotton hoodie by Eco'ganik? Conventional cotton is hands-down the most toxic crop in the world, using 3 to 5 percent of the world’s farmland but consuming 25 percent of all chemical pesticides and fertilizers. Even when agricultural chemicals are properly applied by experienced workers who adhere to regulations, the run-off from fields and crop-dusting planes still dissolve into adjacent rivers, lakes, wetlands, and ground water, which can result in the loss and fragmentation of ecosystems. (In 1995, pesticide-contaminated run-off from cotton fields killed at least 240,000 fish in Alabama. Pesticides also unintentionally kill at least 67 million birds in the U.S. each year.) The puffed sleeves are merely the icing on the cake.
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I definitely recommend this book to anyone who is interested in sustainability and our future. Great resource for pertinent websites and books. Beautiful images as well!
Added 4 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Plug into the sun with Solio®! This universal solar charger keeps virtually all hand-held electronics topped off with free solar power anywhere! Sleek, compact design fans into a flowerlike shape, ready to collect the sun's energ... Plug into the sun with Solio®! This universal solar charger keeps virtually all hand-held electronics topped off with free solar power anywhere! Sleek, compact design fans into a flowerlike shape, ready to collect the sun's energy; just place in the light and Solio begins to charge.
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Lightweight, waterproof, reusable, affordable. We adore this assortment of 5 environmentally friendly (and totally groovy) Envirosax bags - rolled up in a carrying pouch small enough to stow into a glove box or a handbag. With rei... Lightweight, waterproof, reusable, affordable. We adore this assortment of 5 environmentally friendly (and totally groovy) Envirosax bags - rolled up in a carrying pouch small enough to stow into a glove box or a handbag. With reinforced seams, each surprisingly large bag holds the equivalent weight of 2 supermarket plastic bags. And…they’re really, really cute!!
Added 4 Years Ago from Delight.com -
This is really cute. I like this idea a lot. Its a great gift for someone who lives in New York! My aunt would love this.
Added 4 Years Ago from Wearehappytoserveyou -
i love three things about these earings: 1. they're silver 2. great design...i love the nature theme 3. their eco-friendly...made with recycled stainless steel & silver
Added 5 Years Ago from Rare Device -
There's at least 500 uses for baking soda. How do I know? Theres a book that lists 500 uses for baking soda. Anyway, this item is a household staple thats been around forever. My grandma used this as a cure all for everything. Y... There's at least 500 uses for baking soda. How do I know? Theres a book that lists 500 uses for baking soda. Anyway, this item is a household staple thats been around forever. My grandma used this as a cure all for everything. You can stick a box in the fridge to deodorize, use it under your arm pits as a non toxic deodorant, cook with it, clean with it, mix it with hydrogen peroxide to brush your teeth, mix it with vinegar to remove tough oven stains, ingest a spoonful if you have gas, etc, etc, etc.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Pyrenees Lavender and Cardamom oh my! How delicious this body lotion is! The best part is it's all natural and organic so no nasty chemicals to for you to worry about.
Added 5 Years Ago from Pangeaorganics -
An exclusive and oh-so Eco Delightful kit filled with everything you need to be clean and green: Squeaky Green: A Guide to Detoxing Your Home by the boys from Method; An all-natural home cleaning kit by Eco-Me; our fab Twist bio-... An exclusive and oh-so Eco Delightful kit filled with everything you need to be clean and green: Squeaky Green: A Guide to Detoxing Your Home by the boys from Method; An all-natural home cleaning kit by Eco-Me; our fab Twist bio-degradeable sponge set; Nellie's Dryerballs and a wonderful 100% recycled Conscious Living Eco Guide with handy eco-tips by ecojot to keep it all straight
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My mom turned my on to this soap before I moved to Panama during my senior year of high school. I didn't want to take tons of products that would hurt the environment with me, so I was able to bring this soap, and use it to shamp... My mom turned my on to this soap before I moved to Panama during my senior year of high school. I didn't want to take tons of products that would hurt the environment with me, so I was able to bring this soap, and use it to shampoo my hair, wash my body, wash clothes. It has a lot of other uses- those are just a few. The product is 100% biodegradable and made from hemp.
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If you feel guilty about all the little plastic bags you use in the produce section, this is your savior. Resuable bags made especially for your produce. These are built strong and are easy to close - seems preferable to the fli... If you feel guilty about all the little plastic bags you use in the produce section, this is your savior. Resuable bags made especially for your produce. These are built strong and are easy to close - seems preferable to the flimsy plastic bags at the store!
Added 5 Years Ago from Delight.com -
I've been using reusuable bags to shop for the past year + and it feels great. Did you know the average American consumes 750 plastic bags a year? eek!
Added 5 Years Ago from Thegreenloop -
Beautiful, funtional, and fun! 100% organically grown bamboo. These bowls add life to your everyday soups and cereals! Several sizes to choose from, and they look great mixed and matched. I'd love my kitchen to be stocked full... Beautiful, funtional, and fun! 100% organically grown bamboo. These bowls add life to your everyday soups and cereals! Several sizes to choose from, and they look great mixed and matched. I'd love my kitchen to be stocked full of bright bambu products!
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Beautiful jewelry made with natural rough diamonds and conflict free.
Added 6 Years Ago from Diamondintheroughjewelry -
Its the wood that makes it good... at least when its renewable. We have a few pointers for eco-friendly lumber:
Added 6 Years Ago from Plumcreek -
Best sweater shape ever in sustainable (and antibacterial!) bamboo.
Added 6 Years Ago from Tranquilit -
LivingHome. Designed by my favorite architect, Ray Kappe, and good for you.
Added 6 Years Ago from Livinghomes -
Awesome way to add life to your door.
Added 6 Years Ago from VivaTerra -
I don’t pretend to skate anymore, but my friends who actually do skate were just telling me about this company that’s building boards with sustainably harvested woods and water-based, low-VOC final coatings. Their website is very ... I don’t pretend to skate anymore, but my friends who actually do skate were just telling me about this company that’s building boards with sustainably harvested woods and water-based, low-VOC final coatings. Their website is very intelligent and well designed, too.
Added 6 Years Ago from Cometskateboards -
Satori jeans are also made from hemp but i just think it's nice to have sustainable jeans. They seem to be a bit tougher then conventional cotton jeans and last longer, which is cool.
Added 6 Years Ago from Tactics -
100% bamboo fabric dress
Added 6 Years Ago from Avitastyle -
asymetrical zip sweater of hemp blend
Added 6 Years Ago from Hempest -
eco clothing--eco company
Added 6 Years Ago from Nau -
So everybody talks about how we should do more that just bring a bag to the supermarket. Well the biggest impact you have is from your house, your car, your flights, and your investments. We can't consume your way to stop global w... So everybody talks about how we should do more that just bring a bag to the supermarket. Well the biggest impact you have is from your house, your car, your flights, and your investments. We can't consume your way to stop global warming, but you can invest in the green economy. And why not? The Winslow Green Growth Fund has beaten almost any other fund out there...it is Kiplinger's top rated Socially Responsible Fund. 5-star Morningstar. The fund doesn't just 'screen', it actually targets companies that it believes will be the future in a green economy. But don't take my word from it. Do the research yourself.
Tags: green, sustainable, investing, global warming, renewable energy, climate change, smart, clean energy, eco-awareAdded 6 Years Ago from Winslowgreen -
Bamboosa bamboo camisole top: feels like silk, and just as light. Bamboo is also a renewable crop that does not require pesticides.
Added 6 Years Ago from Bamboosa -
Soar Roast's “Zeus” coffee: a grand dark organic roast by a company that only uses solar power. Put this in your “We Are Happy to Serve You” coffee cup and drink it!
Added 6 Years Ago from Solarroast -
It would appear that the wood from these great looking cufflinks is not only from sustainably-farmed stands, but also scrap wood (from furniture manufacturing). The company's mission statement sounds solid. I look forward to s... It would appear that the wood from these great looking cufflinks is not only from sustainably-farmed stands, but also scrap wood (from furniture manufacturing). The company's mission statement sounds solid. I look forward to seeing how John Ferdinand develops, and will watch its dedication to environmental and fair trade practices closely. I very much hope they start sourcing reclaimed metals as well. If and when this happens, they will be true pioneers.
Added 6 Years Ago from Johnferdinand -
comfy, stylish and environmentally friendly!
Added 6 Years Ago from Globalgirlfriend -
This roomy bag from sustainable designers Stewart + Brown is at the top of my wish list. It comprises hemp/cotton canvas, a printed organic-sateen-cotton lining, and enough interior space for a boatload of necessities every eco-a... This roomy bag from sustainable designers Stewart + Brown is at the top of my wish list. It comprises hemp/cotton canvas, a printed organic-sateen-cotton lining, and enough interior space for a boatload of necessities every eco-activist needs. Oh, and lip gloss.
Added 6 Years Ago from Btcelements -
Linen is produced from flax, which is a plant that is easily cultivated and has little need for pesticides, fertilizers, or water. Compare this with conventionally grown cotton, one of the most chemical-doused crops on the planet.... Linen is produced from flax, which is a plant that is easily cultivated and has little need for pesticides, fertilizers, or water. Compare this with conventionally grown cotton, one of the most chemical-doused crops on the planet. This 100 percent linen apron, which comes with a pocket and an adjustable strap, is definitely cookin'!
Added 6 Years Ago from Lotta Jansdotter
