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Totally Cool and Easy to Make Recycled Plastic Bags Rain Boots

| Published March 9, 2010

Recycled Newspapers and Plastic Bags Rain Boots by Louis Rigano Photo
Photos: Courtesy of Louis Rigano.

We’ve seen plenty of things with fused plastic bags, one of the best being the Chilean plastic bags boots we featured last year. However, few look like something that you would wear or that can be easily done. Until now….Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Fashion & Beauty, argentina, footwear, plastic bags, recycled consumer goods | Tagged Make, photos, plastic bags, rain boots, something | Leave a comment

TrickleStar Adds New Energy-Saver Tool To Line-Up – The TrickleStrip

| Published January 27, 2010

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Images via TrickleStar

The name is questionable – I keep wanting to read it as TickleStrip, making it sound like some sort of toy we’d list in this buy guide, or something Sami would write about – but actually, it has nothing to do with that. TrickleStar is a company we first saw at <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/01/ces-20…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Energy Efficiency, Science & Technology, electronics, gadgets, vampire power | Tagged images, sami, something, TickleStrip | Leave a comment

Takeoutwithout: Refuse, Retake and Reconsider

| Published January 25, 2010

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Americans toss out enough paper and plastic cups, forks and spoons every year to circle the equator 300 times, and K.B. Lee is trying to do something about it. He has founded Takeoutwithout to convince restaurants to encourage and accommodate people who bring their own containers.

…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in food, food system, recycle, waste | Tagged containers, equator, plastic cups, restaurants, something | Leave a comment

SF Green Festival 09 – More Than One Way to Rip a Shirt to Shreds

| Published November 17, 2009

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Restructured clothing was definitely at home at the San Francisco Green Festival this year. There were several fashion designers that knew how to shred old clothing and sew it into something new, creative, and stylish. Here we have Elisabethan, a line by Elisabeth Delehaunty – a clothing artist we’ve followed for years. It was fun to see her gorgeous creations at the fest, but she certainly wasn’t the only seamstress. Check out some of the other great clothing lines making something hot out of something tossed. …Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Fashion & Beauty, clothing, recycled fashion, sustainable fabrics | Tagged artist, Elisabethan, Restructured, something, year | Leave a comment

The TH Interview: Frances Beinecke, President of Natural Resources Defense Council

| Published November 17, 2009

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No matter if you’re a climate activist or a firm believer in the political process, there’s no getting around that the negotiations leading up to next month’s COP15 conference have been tough of late. The need to keep pushing for strong and immediate climate action has never been greater — something which NRDC President Frances Beinecke’s just-released book Clean Energy, Common Sense does compellingly — so, when over the weekend it w…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Business & Politics, Energy Efficiency, congress, cop15, global climate change, global warming solutions, united states | Tagged believer, climate, Conference, nrdc, something | Leave a comment

Ed Begley’s Back with a New Season of Living With Ed

| Published October 21, 2009

Ed and Rachelle Begley don’t have your typical Hollywood power struggle. Rachelle loves her glamorous lifestyle while Ed, well he strives for something a bit more modest. How these two can live together, let alone reconcile their opposing predilections, is a mystery.

But now, you can find the answer in the all new season of <a href=”http://planetgreen.discovery.com/tv/living-with…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Culture & Celebrity, actors, ed begley jr, television | Tagged answer, Begley, lifestyle, power, something | Leave a comment

Segs in the City

| Published September 1, 2009

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Image via: Segs in the City

On a recent trip to Baltimore, my family decided to try something a little touristy and a little different: let’s not just take a tour of the city, let’s take a tour of the city while riding (balancing) on Segways!! The lovely folks at Segs in the City were all too happy to make that wish come true….Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in Cars & Transportation, baltimore, electric vehicles, tourism, washington dc | Tagged city, segs in the city, something, tour, touristy | Leave a comment

Organic Maternity Lingerie: Is That Even Possible?

| Published August 14, 2009

Peau Ethique Organic Babydoll Nursing Bra PhotoPeau Ethique Organic Babydoll Maternity Shorty Underwear Photo
Image via: Peau-Ethique

Looking for something soft and silky to wear to bed but feeling like there are not many options out there? And, you want it to be organic? Well, that used to be something of a challenge. Not anymore, thanks to Peau-Ethique and their pretty Babydoll collection….Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted in clothing, cotton, fair trade, france | Tagged babydoll, ethique, maternity lingerie, organic, something | Leave a comment

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