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SUSTAINABLE BRANDS '09 | Sustainable Life Media
During the month of April , we will be publishing a “SB Issues in Focus” Editorial package on the topic of “Social Enterprise.” This is a great opportunity to share your company's insights, showcase innovations and present solutions. Find out more!
health & beauty
Mable was born out of the simple observation that some people, namely those working in creative industries, have way more magazines than space. Table tops and shelves become cluttered and nearby floorspace end up looking a lot like periodical stalagmites at a hoarders convention. We set out to solve this problem by creating a modern table system that can both store and show off a large number of magazines while still providing a useable table top. Made from sustainable bamboo, Mable a single table unit that can be added to, arranged, and used as a small to large coffee table or end table. The number of magazines used, as well as the magazine cover graphics, allow you to create and recreate its overall shape and personality every time an issue is added or removed. Mable was slated to release in 2011.Are you curious about where your food comes from? MANOHLA DARGIS of the NY Times writes: "Forget buckets of blood. Nothing says horror like one of those tubs of artificially buttered, nonorganic popcorn at the concession stand.
Ethics + Investing
EPIC 2007 - Ethical. Progressive. Intelligent. Consumer. - March
EPIC: The Sustainable Living Expo | Style Meets Sustainability For 3 days in May, 20,000 people will celebrate Vancouver's 6th annual expo of smarter, stylish living. Surround yourself with 300 exhibitors offering inspiring ideas, exciting entertainment, and smart shopping opportunities.
One World Trade Center, whose completion has been consistently delayed, has finally reached 100 stories high. The green skyscraper rises on the 16 acre site that once held the Twin Towers. When completed,