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News and reviews on some of the best green products that you can buy today!
- Added on: May 26th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Aaron Dalton
- Listed in: Green Environmental Activism
- Tags: shopping environment fashion Eco-friendly green organic
Recent Posts
Smart fortwo Passion Cabriolet
Lowering the top on the smart fortwo cabriolet is a breeze Parking a smart fortwo should be at the top of the list of Easiest Things in the World. Even if the parking space is lilliputian, even if you have approached it from an odd angl...
Tidbits – SNO:LA organic frozen yogurt, ZT Rooibos Tea, Sentina LED lights, Earthworm cleaning products, Intercontinental Chicago O’Hare
Here are some recent eco-friendly product tidbits: SNO:LA organic frozen yogurt - available in California and Japan - Travelers (or residents) in Beverly Hills, California or Santa Monica can enjoy organic frozen yogurt made from all-natural ingredie...
My Favorite Products – Susan Gottlieb likes Dr. Bronner’s, Begley’s Best, Seventh Generation and If You Care
Susan and Daniel Gottlieb, co-owners of the G2 Gallery in Venice, California 1GreenProduct.com is pleased to present the product recommendations of Susan Gottlieb, co-owner with her husband Daniel of the G2 Gallery. The G2 Gallery strives to support ...
My Favorite Product – Neil Wertheimer likes cork flooring, Pristine Eco Spec Paint and Solar Path Lights
1GreenProduct.com is pleased to feature the recommendation of guest expert Neil Wertheimer, Editor in Chief of the Home & Garden and Health & Wellness Group, a $200 million-plus publishing business of the Reader’s Digest Association tha...
E+ Electric Bikes – Elite Mountain Bike
The powerful, rugged E+ Elite Mountain Bike (photo via Electric Motion Systems website) Like a little raw speed with your electric bike? I clocked my tester E+ Elite Mountain Bike from Electric Motion Systems at around 25 miles per hour on a flat str...
Bamboo Tornado pen by Retro 51
Super convenient but environmentally problematic, plastic is a difficult material to eliminate from our lives because it is so ubiquitous. Why even bother trying to reduce our plastic use? Apparently, both the manufacture and disposal of common plast...
