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Seeking alternative online friends
In thirties age and into dumpster diving for food, simplicity et.c. and seeking similar for email friendships. Age and location of lesser importance so please send message on LJ if interested. Thanks!! -
Introduction to Catalysta
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about fish
I don't think I'm the only one feeling uncomfortable eating fish lately, after hearing hype about scarcity of certain fish species, especially tuna.
I want to recommend a book I'm reading right now called Four Fish by Paul Greenberg.
Four Fish on Amazon.com
The book is divided into four sections, one for each kind of fish: salmon, sea bass, cod, and ( Read more... ) -
Wool Coat
I'm looking for a wool coat made in England, the USA, or some country with labor standards. Bonus if they are ethical in the production in their Wool. I found one on sierra trading post but I'm not crazy about the double breasted look. I've also found this one that is American Made Here. I however would like to see if there are a few more options ( Read more... ) -
Bottled water: now with 50% less arsenic
One Bottle Project is a grass roots movement against the 'corporatization' of water in Montreal as well as outside of the city. According to Statistics Canada, 28% of Quebec residents use bottled water as their primary source of drinking water (this is close to the national average of 30%). This number is extremely disturbing since Canada is one of ( Read more... ) -
Vegppl
Vegppl - a new social networking site along the lines of Facebook for all vegetarians, and anyone who is veg-curious:
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No Sweat Apparel
Hey everyone. Thought you all might want to know that No Sweat Apparel is unfortunately no longer going to be selling retail merchandise. However, they are having a clearance sale.
A lot is already sold out but there's still plenty of union-made stuff for sale, at a pretty decent discount.
No Sweat.
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On Donating Clothes
I read about Cotton. From Blue to Green the other day & it looks like a pretty good idea. It collects donated used blue jeans & other denim articles to be made into insulation for Habitat for Humanity houses. National Geographic Kids has gotten on board and hopes to achieve a Guinness World Record for collecting the most clothing for recycling ( Read more... )
