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    Eco-Chick Escapes to: The Oregon Coast’s Cape Lookout

    June 30, 2015 /

    We opted for the to-the-beach hike.

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    Starre Vartan
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    Ponchos, Capes and Wraps, Oh My! Autumn's Trend is a Perennial Fave

    October 19, 2012 /

    Ponchos, capes and wraps as shown above in T:The New York Times Style Magazine. There is just something so utterly wonderful and feminine (and ridiculously cozy-glam) about wearing a wrap, cape, capelet, shawl or poncho in lieu of a coat. Each of these pieces also gives you the opportunity to…

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    Starre Vartan
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    Eco-Chic Decor from Bacchus-Inspired Aesthetics

    September 13, 2009 /

    Guest post by Shireen Quodosi What comes more easily in this economy than an assortment of empty wine bottles after you’ve just thrown a smashing get-together? With the preference being on sourcing cheap entertaining ideas, most people now see staying at home with a good meal and great wine as…

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    Starre Vartan
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    Romping About in Samantha Pleet's Fall, 2009 Collection

    August 13, 2009 /

    Designing since 2005, Samantha Pleet was quickly recognized as an up-and-coming designer, earning her a collection with Urban Outfitters called Rapscallion. Now, Samantha has gone ecofriendly, and her Fall, 2009 collection is locally made in New York City (Samantha lives in Brooklyn) and her factory is powered by wind! Fall…

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    Starre Vartan
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    Best Office Air Cleaners: Get Your Indoor Plant On

    May 15, 2008 /

    If your office environment is anything like mine, chances are you’re surrounded by rows and rows of cubical farms (covered in hideous synthetic fabric pattern!), with circulated air and very little natural light. Although its not something you think about all the time, the air quality of most offices is…

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    Ann Benoit
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    Nuclear Is No Option

    April 1, 2008 /

    A few months ago, I posted here a compendium of reasons why I live in Germany. Though I’d intended the post as an answer to all those who’ve asked in the past, writing it also helped me to see through the myths I’d taken too seriously (i.e. all Germans are…

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    Courtney Tenz
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    Nature Kids, Hot Water Woes, and Pellet Stoves

    February 1, 2008 /

    I want my child to connect with nature, but how can a suburban park be designed to both protect visitors from Lyme disease–carrying ticks and restore the natural ecosystem? —Lena Crandall, Scarsdale, NY The funny thing about wildlife (even the kind that finds its way into parks and playgrounds in…

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    Living Modestly Is Not Uncomfortable

    January 28, 2008 /

    I hate that living modestly is starting to be equated with disregarding the comforts that we’ve been given… instead of a noble and earth saving way of life. I have a group of friends who all live together. In a maximum 6 person house (4 “real” bedrooms) there are 13…

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    Katie Kish
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    Roam If You Want To (But Not if You're a Bear)

    January 8, 2008 /

    This map, scanned from Patagonia’s latest catalog, details a grizzly’s 50-mile journey, which in the world of a bear, isn’t even really that far of a trip- they’ve been known to travel 500 miles or more as part of their natural movements. “For many wild animals, to roam means to…

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    Starre Vartan
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    Gotta Keep on Top of the Bills!

    October 30, 2007 /

    Yeesh! There’s a flurry of activity surrounding environmental issues in Congress and it’s all I can do to keep up! Here’s what’s going on: TOMORROW, on Halloween, the House is set to vote on HR 2262, which updates the incredibly outdated (and super destructive) Mining Act of 1872. That’s right,…

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