June 29, 2009 at 3:00 am by Luanne Bradley
A Handy Reference Guide to the 20 Greenest Materials
True, we are still living in a material world, but cotton grown with pesticides is no longer the fabric of our lives.
The green movement is making huge strides replacing toxins and waste in the marketplace with organic fibers like bamboo and hemp, as well as good old corn starch, throw-away cork and used paper.
The brave, new soldiers of eco industry believe enough is enough when it comes to creating more waste and adding to our grossly overflowing landfills and plastic islands. Bet you do, too!
Instead, the …
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As we become culturally more oil-conscious – conserving where and when we can – it can be shocking just how pervasive petroleum products are. It’s not just about filling up your car or agricultural chemicals anymore: oil is hidden everywhere. Here’s a short list of petroleum-based products that you might not have even considered.
