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Priscilla Woolworth Goes Green
As a kid, I loved traveling downtown to the local Woolworth’s. I could find anything I needed there (or so it seemed).
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806 Red Drive, Suite 150
Traverse City, MI 49684
877-825-2262
Local Green Business
Higher Grounds Trading Company
Provides gourmet handcrafted 100% fair trade, organic, and shade-grown coffees from around the world. Brought directly from worker-owned farming co-ops.
www.highergroundstrading.com
4 star rating
5 reviews
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Hand and Body Lotions by Pangea Organics
Natural, hydrating skin lotions.
www.pangeaorganics.com/pangea-organics-lotions.h...
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The Market Driven Ambiguities of Fair Trade Jewelry
Many companies, large and small, are attempting to take advantage of an emerging fair trade jewelry market. This article broadly considers issues involved in fair trade jewelry sourcing.
News
Jon Stewart and Steven Chu tell the woeful tale of Capn Trade
Everybody is talking about cap-and-trade - here's a Jon Stewart's take on it - enjoy!
blog.cleantechies.com/2009/07/24/the-daily-show-...
3.5 star rating
3 reviews
3514 Harvard Ave
Dallas, TX 75205
800-781-8837
Green Business
Green Earth Market
Eco-Friendly everything, mostly US or fair trade made. Your source for green living & giving!
www.greenearthmarket.com
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Serious About Green Jobs? It's Time to Throw 'Free Trade' out the Window
If we want a greener world and green jobs for our citizens, we have to ditch the 'free-trade' ideal -- markets on their own won't do it.
5 star rating
3 reviews
43300-116 Southern Walk Plaza #102
Ashburn, VA 20148
571-482-7272
Green Business
Fierce Hugs
Cool organic cotton onesies and t-shirts for babies and toddlers using original art by indie artists. Super soft, fair labor & extra hip.
Fierce Hugs is a member of the Organic Trade Association. Our cotton is certified organic by SKAL.
www.fiercehugs.com
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Is Jewelry a Green and Healthy Living Issue?
There has always been some social activism surrounding the mining and production of jewelry, but a recent trip to my local mall got me thinking - is there room for a green and healthy living element when it comes to jewelry as well?
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