Green America's blog"Reclaiming the Streets," the latest issue of the Green American
What are your green resolutions for the new year? It seems that a number of the most popular New Year's resolutions (get in shape, lose weight, save money, live lighter on the Earth) can be targeted with one big green step: green your transportation. Our most recent Green American, "Reclaiming the Streets," covers the health, wellness, environmental, and community benefits that come from more of us walking and biking for our transportation. Faces of the Green Pages: Better World Club
Faces of GreenPages: Mountain Rose Herbs
Shawn Donnille September 2009 — Fair Trade, Zero-Waste, Local and Organic Mountain Rose Herbs, Eugene, OR Real Green: Fire Your Clothes Dryer
Make this the year you reduce your energy use (and your utility bill) by air-drying your clothes as often as possible.
The news is in: Many of America’s clothes dryers may soon be getting a pink slip. One in every three Americans sees the clothes dryer as an unnecessary extravagance. '09 Award for Green Business of the Year
Do you have a favorite green business from our National Green Pages™ that you'd like to see honored for its commitment to social and environmental responsibility? Reward your favorite Green Pages business by nominating them to win Green America's 2009 People's Choice Award for Green Business of the Year. We'll collect nominations until the end of the month, and then we'll hold an online vote in September to choose this year's winner from the top ten nominees. Green Pages: Maggie's Organics (Aug 09)
If you’re a long-time Green American, you probably already know Maggie’s Organics as the pioneering organic-clothing manufacturer that in the late-90s helped create “The Fair Trade Zone” — a sewing cooperative providing fair-labor employment to seamstresses in Nueva Vida, Nicaragua, an area ravaged by Hurricane Mitch.
NEW Green America shirts for sale!
Are you a Green American? If you answered "yes," our new T-shirt is perfect for you! Previously only available at our Green Festivals, or as a thank-you gift for helping us recruit new members, our "I am a Green American" T-shirts are now available for purchase on our Web site. Our Green Festival Getaway is Here!!
Green is how we describe a world of social justice, healthy communities and ecological balance. Green is the color of hope.
It could also be the color of your next vacation.
Here's How:
We Want More from Our S'mores!
This summer, S’mores are speaking out for Fair Trade! Join in the gooey, sticky, chocolatey goodness of Global Exchange and Green America's S’mores Action! What? Make S'mores with Fair Trade Chocolate. Our goal is to register 1,500+. Why? |
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