Environment

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Katie Piper

An Exclusive Interview with Tanna Frederick | February 7, 2011

Interested in hearing about an actress who cares about her family, friends and the earth? Meet Tanna Frederick, an actress dedicated to helping others, and providing entertainment to the masses.

CG: Being an actress and breaking into the business is a hard task that few people can do. How did you decide that you wanted to be an actress? Did you ever consider following a different career path?

TF: I had an exceptionally supportive community growing up in Mason City, Iowa. They love art and theatre and music, and the school music and arts programs are thriving there. I am very lucky to have … Read More »

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Nadia Murdock

Respect the Environment with Real Jewels | June 7, 2010

Real Jewels was inspired by the desire to marry beautiful jewelry with a passionate respect for our natural resources. Their jewelry is designed for the person who wants to do the right thing and look fabulous doing it. I sat down with the founder and CEO of Real Jewels Ilia McCormick to learn more about the history of the brand and why it’s so important to her.

When did you start your company?

Real Jewels launched in October of 2009

Have you always had a passion for the environment?

I have always respected the environment. Growing up in the Northeast, my family spent our … Read More »

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Lori McNally

Perfect Bag for Jet Setter/Environmentalist | February 9, 2010

When I jet set, I always seem to have a lot to carry with me on the plane. I like to bring my Travel-U pillow, my N-A-P travel blanket and eye mask, book/magazines, i-pod, snacks…you get the idea! Well, I have not only found a great bag to take it all with me in, but the bag is also very Environmentally Friendly. Meet the Maggie Bags!!! They are bags made out of seat belts that were rejected by the manufacturer. I didn’t know this, but every year, MILLIONS of yards of seat belt webbing are turned down for the slightest … Read More »

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Bullying Prevention Skills and Techniques for Children | September 16, 2009

Child bullying is a big problem in our schools today. The main difference between child bullying today from the past is the nature of the bullying and the violence that occurs in the aftermath.

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Denise Tong

Go Green with Eco-Friendly Web Sites | April 13, 2009

Find out which causes your favorite celebrities care about:

Check out Ecorazzi.com, which covers the environmental, vegetarian, humanitarian, and animal rights causes promoted by celebrities and other high-profile people. Readers can browse posts by cause or by celebrity.

Live greener without draining your wallet:

TheBudgetEcoist.com, created by Kathryn Finney of TheBudgetFashionista.com, contains advice and product reviews to help you live a more eco-friendly lifestyle without a big price tag. There are also forums where readers can swap tips.

Keep your old vintage T-shirts out of landfills:

Teecycle.org sells used vintage T-shirts for a low price so they don’t go to waste. A dollar from each purchase goes to the River Revitalization … Read More »

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Denise Tong

Help Worthy Causes with Hope Wine | January 22, 2009

Looking for a way to warm up this winter? Figuring out what to drink on Valentine’s Day with your significant other or a group of friends? Try California-based wine company Hope Wine, which gives half of each sale to various causes.

* Cabernet Sauvignon fights autism
* Zinfandel supports our troops
* Chardonnay fights breast cancer
* Merlot fights AIDS
* Sauvignon Blanc helps the environment

The wine can be bought online and is available in California stores only, although there are plans to expand to other states in the future.

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