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Comment on Keeping it Local by Sammy

Sammy — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:58:50 +0000

Hi Sandy,

Sorry, we forgot to post the link to Fresh and Green.. which is not out store, but a store we shop at periodically. I’ve updated the post and added a link. But to answer your question, Fresh and Green is located at..

7737 Meany Ave. Ste. B-3
Bakersfield, CA 93308

Comment on Keeping it Local by Sandi Taylor

Sandi Taylor — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 04:28:52 +0000

Would you please send me the street address of your store in Bakersfield? Keep up the good work.

Comment on Sustainable Gift Ideas by Natural Fine

Natural Fine — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:22:40 +0000

We at Natural Fine Furnishings think this post is a great idea. As a company that produces 100% sustainable furniture and décor, we appreciate you taking the time out and recognizing eco-friendly gifts and getting the awareness out. We are also a proud member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council and do not use harsh chemicals or stains—everything is natural! Along with this, we only use certified wood for our works of art. Some of our pieces may not suit a four year olds birthday but we have a wide range of products. If you are interested in any of the items we make for gift giving or just purchasing (teak spa decor, vases, stools, hand-slumped glass bowls, monkey pod benches, marble votive vases, teak framed mirrors etc.) then please check out our site at http://www.naturalfinefurnishings.com. We will also be at Highpoint 2008 market in North Carolina. You can see us in one of our two locations: Suites at Market Square EcoStyle Pavilion, Floor 1, Space # 748 AND at the IHFC Pavilion on Main Three, Floor 3, Space # M314. Have a great day!

Comment on ECO RVing: Sustainable Living and Traveling by Brandon

Brandon — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:15:59 +0000

I believe Eco RVing is something to consider for the future. Cars are going that way and RV’s will be required to follow in their footsteps. It;s just a matter of time. http://www.rvfanatics.com

Comment on How to Stop Junk Mail by Tim

Tim — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 21:18:45 +0000

I happen to be one of the owners of MyJunkTree and as a new company I search the web to see if we are getting any visibility out there and it seems the word is getting out. Thanks for the support.

We launched the company because we were tired of all the junk mail we were receiving and we personally did not want to bounce all over the web to contact all the different companies to stop it all. First and foremost we wanted to let people choose what they wanted to let come to their home knowing that some people really do like some of the coupons and catalogs. So our clients choose what they want stopped.

We also had to provide a service that is different than the other services out there, so here is what we offer:

1. We have a database of over 1300 catalogs that you can choose to stop.
2. We have over a 2000 charities/Non-Profits that you can stop solicitations from.
3. Stop the delivery of the national phone directories.
4. Stop the delivery of the weekly coupons.
5. Stop the general credit card offers as well as the ones from your own major bank.
6. Stop the miscellaneous junk mail from the data brokers.
7. You can register on the National Do Not Call Registry from the website.
8. You can order your no strings attached free annual credit report right from the website.
9. We plant trees with every new membership.

And, yes we are a paid service and yes you can do everything that we do for free, if you want to do all the research and spend the time contacting the companies yourself it can easily be done. We have just done all of the legwork for our clients and feel there is value in the service we provide.

Comment on Sustainable Gift Ideas by CarrieRusso

CarrieRusso — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:41:59 +0000

Hi Todd,

Thanks for letting us know about your green gift baskets. I checked them out and I think you have a good thing going. I really like the New Native Carrier baby slings that come in the mom & baby gift basket. Your baskets are a great idea because you can get several different items that usually aren’t available at the same store so one can definitely save on shipping.

Comment on Sustainable Gift Ideas by Todd Baylson

Todd Baylson — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:26:06 +0000

Hi, I saw your post about great green gift ideas and had to write back! We are a new company that is offering Green Gift baskets which are stylish, useful and cool to give as gifts and also a sincere and easy way to go green. Please check out our website http://www.thegreenperspective.com and let me know what you think! thanks, Todd B

toddb@thegreenperspective.com
http://www.thegreenperspective.com

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Comment on China’s Consumption Is An Environmental Hazard by jimmy g

jimmy g — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:01:43 +0000

Of course this is the only responsible thing to do while industry searches for alternatives. Man-Made Global Warming is the biggest Hoax ever conjured up by Man, and it’s all about Control, and Global Government controlling our money, and how we live. Man cannot affect the weather. 30,000 scientists oppose the global warming theories, but are never heard from. In the meantime, using Middle East Oil enriches the terrorists that attack my Son, who is in the Military defending us from Jihad that the Ayatollah Komeni declared on Israel and the USA in 1979.

Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less!

Comment on Top 10 Products & Essentials for Going Green by Rona

Rona — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:57:33 +0000

Great list!

Can I add the amazing washball to your green cleaning tips? I think they are wonderful: less phosphates going into water courses, no artificial fragrances, much much cheaper and the packaging costs are less too (one washball will last about 6 months or more).

You can read more about them on my site: http://www.greenfootsteps.com

Rona from Greenfootsteps