March 27th 2008
We’re just wondering, “Why?”
More to come on this juicy third annual green issue from VF…
via the fashion spot
The Nature Conservancy. Protecting nature, preserving life. The leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. Celebrity fans include Tom Hanks and photographer Annie Leibovitz. More cool charities.
Parrish started out as an actor in New York City, and now spends his time writing blogs, taking photographs and sauntering around the Big Apple in search of delicious vegan nosh. Meet the entire Ecorazzi Team.
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Isn’t this the same Madonna who spends the average American’s income a year on bottled water? I’m confused…
before we judge lets see what this is all about. None of us are 100% GREEN and we all contribute to pollution…so perhaps she may be offsetting somehow..lets wait and see what she says about this issue in the media etc..
Jen Ramos
‘100% Recycled DESIGNER Cards’
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what i mean by 100% green is - none of us LIVE truly green. In one way or another we pollute…unfortunately. But we should work as much as we can to reduce it in our own lives.
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