Peligrosa Knits
Peligrosa might mean dangerous in Spanish, and Peligrosa Knits' clothing lives up to it's name. It's sexy and a little on the edgy side.And guess what, Peligrosa Knits' eco-fashion isn't just for women. They have a fantastic mens' line as well -- perfect for the hippy businessman. Yeah, I don't think that could be called an oxymoron in this day and age. There are plenty of guys out there in the corporate world who also care about the environment. Those two things aren't mutually exclusive like people used to think.
Rashida Jones, celebtastic daughter of Quincy Jones/actress extraordinnaire, like so many celebrities these days, has her own clothing line. What sets her apart from other starlets, is that her clothing line, Laloo is organic.
Cindy Crawford i
Alright, here's a good one -- handbags made out of recycled tires and inner tubes. I never thought I'd see the day when I read, "Introducing the new Reclaimed Tire Inner Tube line."
Now this is what I'm talking about! 
After the big scandal about Sting's "benefit" concert profits last year 
Remember Sting's big concert from back in 2006 that was supposedly to help raise money to save the rainforests? Well, the concert certainly raised money, but the 
Did you know that non-organic cotton production is responsible for 25% of the world's insecticides and 10% of the world's pesticides? Well,
Bamboo is one of the most sustainable materials for clothing manufacturers to use. So it makes sense that the jewelry world would want to get in on the eco-action too!
For true fashionistas who care about the environment, 
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Jennifer Aniston is going to follow in the footsteps of her super hunky ex-husband and build a green house. Although 
Now that summer is upon us, you're probably in the market for a new pair of sunglasses. And if you're at all like me, you most likely have to replace your sunglasses all the time because you sit on them, break them, or lose them. So it would be a good idea to invest in an eco-friendly pair!
In Women's Health Magazine a doctor was quoted as saying, "As much as 60% of topical skin-care products are absorbed through the skin and into the bloodstream. They should be consumed with the same prudence that we use to choose our breakfast cereal."_thumbnail.jpg)
Would you eat a squirrel for your country?
Why everyone is greenwashing, and why that's not so bad
EcoScopes, Week of May 12th 2008
