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Ecosalon.com
http://ecosalon.com
EcoSalon is the new green blog featuring original fashion and lifestyle topics for discerning women who want to go green with grace and style.
It's authentic, informative and addictive!
- Added on: May 11th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mike Sowden
- Listed in: Green Living Well
- Tags: style fashion lifestyle wellness decor artisan
Recent Posts
In: Convoys. Out: Carpools
Commuting could take on a whole new meaning with the Safe Road Trains for the Environment (SARTRE) research project funded by the European Commission. The project, based on the concept of linking vehicles together using wireless sensors, is aimed a...
Track My T Please
Anvil CSR The t-shirt. How many are crammed in your drawers? You may not think of this everyday fashion staple as making a big eco dent, but if you trace the tee you’ll quickly see how it can work as an effective instrument for change. Anvil K...
Cycle Style Gets in Gear: 4 Tips for Being Chic on 2 Wheels
Cycling: It’s eco-friendly and good for your heart. Even so, conventional bike fashion and gear has presented a road block from switching out four wheels for two as an alternative mode of transportation. For the stylish set, those visions of un...
Flash in the Pantry: 8 Ways to Make Storing Less Boring!
Who says the pantry has to be a catch-all black hole for prolonging that shelf life? That’s what high school lockers are for! It’s time to take stock in our most commonly used household storage nook, and make it as inviting as a vintage ...
8 Eco Terms Everyone Should Know: From COP15 to Astro-Turfing
Sustainability has become so ingrained into my life that sometimes I inadvertently assume everyone knows what I’m talking about. My days are filled with issues such as Climate Change, renewable energy, recycling, LEED buildings, CO2 sensors, de-la...
Big Pharma One of Our Biggest Polluters
A new study has found that the American health care sector accounts for 8 percent of the country’s carbon dioxide emissions. The study, conducted by University of Chicago researchers and published in the Journal of the American Medical Associa...
