If you are on a budget or just plain refuse to pay the extra for organic fruits and vegetables, there really are some good reasons to buy at least a few of those items in the organic version if you can.
Thanks to my buddy Noah for sending me this little tidbit, originally mentioned over at LAist. Here is some info from Pizza Fusion’s website…holy cow! Pizza Fusion addresses the needs of today’s health conscious consumer with concern for both the individual and the environment by supporting organic agriculture through our organic menu and practicing an [...]
Now this always warms my heart…(can you sense the sarcasm?) And as much as I enjoy studies that prove companies to be trying to greenwash the public, this really does hurt as we have used a lot of these products over the last couple of years. Seems that the Organic Consumers Association did a little [...]
Wha? Huh? So asked CNN the other day, and this blogger has had enough. John Aravosis is one of my favorite political bloggers, and he has it right – no matter who you are voting for, this crosses a very obvious line: This is unforgivable. Questioning Senator Obama’s patriotism? Why does CNN feel comfortable questioning [...]
You are going to spend the money anyway, right? So why not give your Valentine organic, pesticide free roses while at the same time giving 5% of the purchase price to the charity of your choice? You can choose from charities such as PETA, National Wildlife Federation, and Co-op America. Organic Style says that by [...]
My wife bought some natural mineral makeup a few weeks ago and after trying it out for a little while, she gives it a thumbs up! She has tried many different kinds, most available at Whole Foods and Wild Oats, but she took a shot with this company through their website and is very happy [...]
I got a question from The Good Human reader Maria about sustainable clothing materials. Even though she tries to buy used clothing, she is interested in what kinds of goods are OK to buy new. While it is always easier just running out to the Gap or to other “regular” retailers, taking inventory of what [...]
