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Eco-Bags Products, Inc.
http://blog.ecobags.com
We created the ECOBAGS® brand almost 20 years ago. We started by creating re-usable bags for people to use as part of a sustainable lifestyle. Back in 1989, we introduced the European string bag to the U.S.A., and later, to our knowledge were the first in the world to create canvas bags from 100% organic cotton. We've always been at the forefront of the "Green Movement" and here the people at Eco-Bags share their experiences, knowledge and enthusiasm for being part of the solution. Enjoy!
- Added on: Dec 12th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Aliana
- Listed in: Environmental Activism Small Business
- Tags: Reusable bags Plastic bags green products green events green tips ecobags
Recent Posts
Ride for the Lights
Margaret Mead said, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Today, we hope you'll take a few minutes to read about Eric Klein, founder of CAN-DO.org and th...
Mulching Leaves for Raised Beds
Solar Array makes 100% of Our Electricity
It would have been great to blog about the process of getting our system installed, but now it's been up for more than a year, so, too late for that. The array generates all our electricity. Read below for a summary, written last year. It was defi...
Little Green Steps
The easiest thing was to to replace our old incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent ones (CFLs). The various companies that make them have really improved from the days when you felt like you were stuck in an old phone booth. I went ahead and mad...
Pellet Stove Mania
The previous owners of our house used a wood stove for a time as their only source of heat. When we talked about it, they told us how much effort it took to split the wood, keep the stove going and clean it out. They said the air was always dry and t...
How We Use Our EcoBags
Back in the late 80s, we were living in Washington Heights, NY. We didn't even own a car, so we certainly didn't do any car shopping. Once we had our son, Julian, we used his baby carriage as a shopping cart and wrapped all the plastic bags around th...
