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"The Green Life" was launched in the November/December 2005 issue of Sierra magazine as a place to showcase trendsetting people, cool products, and empowering ideas. Quickly we saw that there was too much happening, too fast, to limit our coverage to a few bimonthly pages, and thus this blog was born.
When we devoted our January/February 2005 issue to the burgeoning green-lifestyle movement, we saw there was a huge interest in earth-friendly options for living well. What we wear, where we live, how we get around, and how we spend our money affects not only our own quality of life, but the quality of our environment. Fortunately, style and sustainability increasingly go hand in hand, reaffirming our belief that the best things in life truly are green.
What's your favorite green product? What ideas have made your life a little easier and the Earth a little happier? Share your rants, raves, tips, and questions with other readers and us.
--Jennifer Hattam, editor
Thanks for linking to us. We'll be referencing your post about non-toxic cleaning in a "spring cleaning" post soon!
Thanks for all the great, ongoing info.
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Posted by: Maureen O'Connor | March 16, 2007 at 08:08 AM
When going out to eat, bring your own container for leftovers, less waste and it doesn't cost any thing.
Posted by: Saran Kirschbaum | June 17, 2007 at 02:41 PM
When going out to eat, bring your own container for leftovers, less waste and it doesn't cost any thing.
Posted by: Saran Kirschbaum | June 17, 2007 at 02:42 PM
Wondered if Jennifer looked at Univ. of Idaho. Idaho's gone entirely to non-fossil biomass combustion for steam and air cond.
Posted by: Dan Richter | October 28, 2007 at 06:32 PM
I am looking for some support from different groups/industries to attend a roundtable discussion on Green Transportation in my local cities, IE Everett/Seattle/Bellevue. I am setting up a meeting with Rick Larsen my Congressman and Kenworth about starting a strictly green trucking company for local delivery and construction.
Please reply.
Thanks
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