Support the Earth Day Network when you buy this organic cotton t-shirt by Chow Hon Lam from Threadless (for a mere $15).
In addition—this week only—$1 per order will be donated to PlantaBillion.org, an organization dedicated to planting one billion trees in the Atlantic Forest, a tropical rainforest in Brazil which has been heavily deforested as a result of urban expansion, agriculture, ranching, and illegal logging.
in.gredients: “The first zero-waste, package-free grocery store in the US” (by ingredientsATX)
I totally had this idea, but I just thought it would never take off. Of course, I was thinking about how I was going to convince, say, a yogurt producer, to give me their product in bulk rather than packaged. Love this idea so much!
Pupusas, first attempt on Flickr.
Not used to the pupusa-making process, but it tasted really good, overall. From Terry Hope Romero’s fabulous “Viva Vegan” cookbook.
Follow the Money (by oxfamamerica)
Artist Turns Trash Into Rainbows
Melbourne-based artist and jeweler Liz Jones is a bit of a magician, turning trash into beautiful rainbows. Her art is gorgeous, but sadly just a 20-minute stroll on a nearby beach is more than enough time to collect the supplies needed for just one rainbow.
Hat tip: @izatchu!
Greener choices every day.
