Just wanted to share this great dress from Cool Not Cruel for this holiday party season. It’s available at The Greenloop.
My pick for holiday cocktail parties!
November 29, 2006 at 11:16 pm (Green / Eco Entertaining, Green / Eco Fashion, Green / Eco Products)
My current fave green fashion
November 29, 2006 at 11:11 pm (Green / Eco Fashion, Green / Eco Products, GreenStyle Happenings)
So, I know I haven’t posted in awhile, and I’m terribly sorry about that. GreenStyle is going to be undergoing some MAJOR changes over the next few weeks/months, so stay tuned. In the meantime, here are some of my current favorite green designers/brands.
Ciel. Available at The Greenloop.
Undesigned by Carol Young. Available at Coco’s Shoppe.
Tierra del Forte. Available at BTC Elements.
ENVIRONMENT LEADERS DISCUSS 2007 PRIORITIES WITH MEDIA
November 13, 2006 at 10:30 pm (Environmental Issues)
With a vastly different Congressional landscape in 2007, environmental leaders discussed their priorities with members of the media on a November 13 teleconference call.
Among the topics covered were energy, global warming, a massive farm bill, conserving national forests, parks and other public lands, and protecting endangered species.
You can hear an MP3 recording of the conversation on Audobon.org.
Green Building Conference The Largest, Greenest Of Its Kind
November 13, 2006 at 10:28 pm (Eco / Green Architecture, Environmental Issues, Green / Eco Products)
From the Environmental News Network:
The West Coast Green Conference & Expo announced attendance and environmental figures today: 8,922 registrations, 126 presenters and 256 exhibitors, making it the largest residential green building event in history. But event organizers say they measured the event’s success first and foremost by environmental and quality standards. With the average conference producing 100-200 cubic yards of landfill waste in a matter of days, West Coast Green’s mere 6 cubic yards of trash has event-goers across the country asking how they did it. In the end, 96 percent of all garbage was diverted to compost and recycling.
Read the rest on ENN’s website.
