Staying positive…good news on the environment
For the few of you that can afford traveling with gas prices being what they are, a series of links on green hotels:
In honor of spring cleaning, websites that sell green alternatives to common household cleaners:
All my friends seem to be having kids these days, so as a follow-up to the post from a few days ago on eco-friendly diapers, here’s a list of places to get organic stuff for babies. There are alot, since even Target is jumping on this bandwagon, so I’m only listing those places where all the infant stuff they carry is organic.
Okay, so there’s really alot of these, and this is only a small portion. Organic stuff for babies is much more widespread than organic clothing and products for teens and adults.
This weekend, a list of hybrid automobiles, with mpg ratings for the 2007 model year cars:
This weekend, a list of places to get environmentally friendly (organic cotton) bedding. Happy napping.
Today’s weekend topic is clothing. Specifically, fair trade and organic clothiers available on the web.
This week’s list is of environmentally and socially responsible investment funds. I haven’t done any research on the accuracy or extent of their claims besides making the list years ago, so do your due diligence.
Eco-minded Investment Funds
Socially Responsible Investment Bond Funds
SRI Stock Funds
More helpful investment resources:
In lieu of an actual post on the weekends, I’m going to copy one of my favorite blogs and do a list of various things each weekend.
This weekend’s list is of post-secondary environmental education programs. I’m sure it’s not an exhaustive list, but it’s a list of schools I’ve come across in my explorations.
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