link love: recapping the month in kind
A look back at six stories that caught our attention this month: let the link love begin!
- 21 Ways to Rock Sustainable Style
- Meat-loving Las Vegas embraces its vegan side
- Rocket Oven SWoBshop
- Rocket Stove Design Base
- LA's Green, Compassionate Living, Music Festival: World Fest May 20th 2012
- The Story of Sushi
What were the stories that caught your eye this month? Share them in the comments below and keep the link love going!
More kind stories:
- Could You Live for a Year Without Toilet Paper
- Ten Nature Documentaries for Earth Day
- Behind the Scenes: Where My EcoTools Are Made
- A California High School Goes Green!
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Christy, I share your desire for more affordable eco-friendly options. Personally, I think a lot of companies are capitalizing on people's desires to be eco-friendly. I have started shopping at thrift stores more. And I also just try to extend the life of the clothes that I have, by not using harsh detergents (I use soap nuts) and line drying as much as possible. -
I always have high hopes when I check out this site. The information is certainly good...but often the products highlighted are generally out of reach for most people. I don't have the luxury of spending $180 on bamboo sunglasses. It would be so nice if there were more reasonably priced items. I am a dedicated vegetarian and I try to buy cruelty free whenever possible. But it would be so nice if there were more affordable options. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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This is unrelated - But i'm hoping since this is your most recent post you will see this and fill in the blank for me. I have been interested in a home composter since you posted it on this site long ago. But i live in apartment and i have done some googling and still cannot find the step between my scraps going into the composter, then 3 days later i pull the bag out and it goes ...where? I can't exactly have it on my patio, because i'm concerned that would attract bugs. So once i take it out of the Full Circle container what do i do with it until it's ready to be used? Open Sky has free shipping today so i'd really like to purchase it today.
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Burger King pledges that by 2017 all of it's eggs and pork products will come from cage free and crate free animals. A very tiny and long overdue step, but a step in the right direction nonetheless. Not that I would touch any fast food product with a 10 ft pole, but a lot of people do.
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