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Vaya Verde
http://vayaverde.blogspot.com/
Writer and Poeta, Ain HD, covers everything from eco-fashion to environmentally-sound home products. Vaya Verde highlights urban trends, hip products and practices that defy the hemp-and-leaf stereotypes of going Green.
- Added on: Oct 12th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Ain Drew
- Listed in: Green Lifestyle
- Tags: environment fashion lifestyle trends Eco-friendly green
Recent Posts
Dalia Greens Your Gear
Dalia has quickly become my favorite line of evening gowns. With a commitment to both fashion and the Earth, Dalia designs gowns that leave you stunningly conscientious. Each time a Dalia dress is purchased, a tree is planted at the tree of life grov...
Vegan Holiday Meals Green Your Temple
Lia and I had a great Thanksgiving with lots of yummy vegan treats. This time of year is usually one of pound-packing with fatty, cholesterol-rich foods. However, with the absence of animal fats, flesh and byproducts, we had healthy, delicious meals ...
Keep Company Greens Your Gear
Ever since I hit this swanky sneaker boutique in Norfolk, VA back in 2006, I've totally been stalking the Keep Company. So imagine my surprise when I was recently browsing the site and saw that they're now "Featuring a sustainably produced bamboo-cot...
Greenlight: Khloe Kardashian
While every gossip junkie around the world is ranting their opinion on Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom's relationship, V2 is recalling the awesome ad that KK did for PETA's anti-fur campaign.I absolutely love when celebs use their power of influence ...
Greenlight: EFGH Firm
EFGH, an NYC-based architectural design studio stretched a small budget with a lot of creativity and a little Green savvy to make the Hedgehog, a 15'x15' performance pavilion. The hot-orange adorned stage held a collection of street performers who sh...
Greenlight: William Kamkwamba
Harnessing wind to power a village is pretty dope [and Green]. I came across the story of William Kamkwamba and how this young man from Malawi used library resources and junkyard finds to build a windmill.The Boy Who Harnessed The WindBy Chris Ariens...
