Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 13th, 2010 | No Comments
Ethical Fashion Finds at Arboretum Apparel
Ethical Fashion Finds at Arboretum Apparel
Whether you’re located in Healdsburg, California or virtually–like I am in NYC–visit Arboretum for ethical fashion finds. Olsenhaus ‘ Elizabeth Olsen told us about the boutique; they were the first to place an order for her delectable vegan shoes nearly two years ago. Click through...
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Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 13th, 2010 | No Comments
Ethical Fashion Finds at Arboretum Apparel
Ethical Fashion Finds at Arboretum Apparel
Whether you’re located in Healdsburg, California or virtually–like I am in NYC–visit Arboretum for ethical fashion finds. Olsenhaus ‘ Elizabeth Olsen told us about the boutique; they were the first to place an order for her delectable vegan shoes nearly two years ago. Click through...
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Posted by in Environment on 03 11th, 2010 | No Comments
Unilever & Solazyme Working On Algae Oil Process For Soaps And Other Personal Care Products
Unilever & Solazyme Working On Algae Oil Process For Soaps And Other Personal Care Products
World consumption of most common commodity triglyceride vegetable oils. Image credit: Wikipedia Certain plant oils, especially palm oil, have a reputation of being produced unsustainably. Many plant oils are low-cost commodities (see table above for recent global volumes). Certain of the commodity plant...
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Posted by in Environment on 03 11th, 2010 | No Comments
Should Obama Send His Science Team on a National Campaign to Explain Climate Science?
Should Obama Send His Science Team on a National Campaign to Explain Climate Science?
Photo via LimJunYing It’s been a couple months of seriously bad PR for climate science , both due to unfortunate errors made by scientists and (okay, mostly) a well-funded noise machine intent on preserving the status quo at any cost. So how can climate scientists dig themselves out of the negative...
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Posted by in Environment on 03 11th, 2010 | No Comments
World’s Scientists to Carry Out Independent Review of IPCC
World’s Scientists to Carry Out Independent Review of IPCC
Photo via FreeSpeech Ban Ki-moon has announced that a comprehensive, independent review of the IPCC is to be carried out, after calls from world governments were made to do so. The Secretary General for the UN said that scientists from academies around the world will take part in the review, which will...
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Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 11th, 2010 | No Comments
Fabulous AW10 Fashion Week Highlights From Around The Blogosphere
Fabulous AW10 Fashion Week Highlights From Around The Blogosphere
It has been another fabulous season for ethical fashion and all of us green bloggers are delighted to see the ethical designers’ collections going from strength to strength. From New York to London to Paris there have been some truly desirable fashion forward pieces for Autumn Winter 2010. Emma...
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Posted by in Eco, Environment, Green on 03 7th, 2010 | No Comments
Green Gowns on Oscar’s Red Carpet
Green Gowns on Oscar’s Red Carpet
Jillian Ganz overlooking Suzy Amis Cameron’s green dress fitting. Photo by Jim Peck Even with Linda Loudermilk and Stella McCartney’s high-end sustainable clothing, it is still an effort to get eco-minded celebs into black tie worthy gowns. A couple years ago, retro Chanel was all the rage,...
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Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 7th, 2010 | No Comments
Terra Plana Launches EVO Barefoot Running Shoe
Terra Plana Launches EVO Barefoot Running Shoe
EVO barefoot running shoe by Terra Plana. Credit: Terra Plana Ethical footwear brand–and Best of Green winner–Terra Plana has launched lightweight, barefoot running shoe the EVO, just in time for spring. Terra Plana owner Galahad Clark (whom we sat down with back in October to discuss glueless...
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Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 7th, 2010 | No Comments
Reusable Bottles: Glass Makes a Come Back
Reusable Bottles: Glass Makes a Come Back
Image credit: Lifefactory As a rule, I am not one of these greenies that gets overly excited about new reusable bottles. I have an old reusable bottle somewhere, and it occasionally gets used when I venture out of the house—but I’ve always been a little confused by the amount of attention...
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Posted by in Environment, Green on 03 4th, 2010 | No Comments
8 Green Ideas Revolutionizing Fashion Manufacturing
8 Green Ideas Revolutionizing Fashion Manufacturing
Photos: AirDye, Tristar. We’re all familiar with green fabrics like organic cotton , bamboo and hemp , but which new materials and practices are moving fashion forward to a greener, brighter future? Here are eight processes and fabrics paving the way…. Read the full story on TreeHugger Original...
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