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newlygreens: Show Notes for Episode 2/2
Good Life
Air Date: Feb 2009
In this episode we take a look at a few of the ways we unwind, namely hair salons, organic wine, and bath and body products… OK, so this is a little more of a female-centric unwind episode, but there are a few pearls of wisdom in there for the guys as well.
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Solar Panels and the NJCEP Organic Clothing Show #1 Air Date: December 2006
Extreme Green Segment: Solar Panels and the NJCEP
Interview with: Bob Prout of Prout Funeral Home in Verona NJ
This episode of the Newly Greens focuses on solar energy and the path to obtaining it in the state of New Jersey. We speak to Bob Prout of Prout Funeral Home in Verona NJ who has gone solar in a big way. Not only is his business solar powered, it is also a classroom. Check out his solar control room and learn all about it in this episode. Or book a tour! He is a great resource for learning more about this incredible form of clean energy. And don’t forget the spectacular rebates and incentives that NJ offers on all forms of renewable energy. (GO NJ!)
To get you started, check out this link to the NJ Clean Energy Program. njcleanenergy.com/
“O” Goods Segment: Organic Clothing Special Guest: Carol Peterson
This segment of the Newly Greens’s “O” Goods puts the spotlight on organic clothing.
We searched high and low for some cool (and reasonably priced) organic duds and we found them in some unusual places and made from some unusual fibers. Our friend Carol joined us and we had fun checking them out and trying them on. Here are some links and information if you’re interested in any particular item you saw on the show.
Whole Foods Market Some Whole Foods now carry a pretty large variety of organic clothing and jewelry. Some of the brands we featured were from Whole Foods:
Of the Earth
World of Good
Indigenous Designs
The Internet Searching the Internet is also a great way to find organic clothing these days. Some of the brands we featured were found on these sites:
Bamboosa
Earth Creations (hemp)
Wal-Mart Wal-Mart is also stepping up to the sustainable plate these days. They are carrying organic clothing for men and woman. These items were not featured on the “O” duds segment this time around because we found them after the fact. But maybe next time… No Boundaries and a few others: walmart.com
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