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Recently I was interviewed on the Many Shades of Green Radio Show which also hit AM. Very exciting. Here’s the interview. Here’s their info on

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Recently I was interviewed on the Many Shades of Green Radio Show which also hit AM. Very exciting. Here’s the interview. Here’s their info on
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Those green energy experts who help drive the industry and inform the public. Whether it’s a large development or your own house that can be
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Styles in fashion are ephemeral and fickle. Those acid-wash jeans, M.C. Hammer pants, and DayGlo T-shirts you loved in middle school have long since reached “out” status (though the harem pants we saw on the Spring 2007 runways look a bit Hammer Time to us). The skinny jeans you love right now will one day follow their fate.
Though trends come and go, the clothes themselves stick around. To make room for new fashions, the average American throws away about 68 pounds of clothing and textiles per year. Mother Earth isn’t that fond of polyester, and is quite warm enough already, thank you very much.