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The Axis of Eco Earth-friendly cool is everywhere, from Hollywood and innovative building design to hybrid cars and candy bars. You live, breathe, and play green already--so why not come full circle by bringing it all back home? |
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Patagonia, From the Ground Up While the rest of retail was tanking, Yvon Chouinard's outdoor clothing and gear company was having its best two years ever. Here's why. |
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The New Dress Code Clean up your closet with fashionably sustainable clothes. |
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And Nau for Something Completely Different A new apparel maker opening for business in January is chasing a revolutionary concept: that customers actually give a damn about sustainable products. Will anyone buy their good intentions? |
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Fuzz Buzz An extremely cool makeover brings high performance and style to the latest generation of fleece. |
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Patagonia's Founder on Why There's "No Such Thing as Sustainability" An exclusive interview with Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, who may be pessimistic about the earth's future, but is determined to keep fighting. |
The Motley Fool
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Wolverine's Latest Mutation Wolverine World Wide sharpens its claws and its product offerings. At the most recent price of $23.40 per share, Wolverine is a solid business at a reasonable, but not compelling, valuation. |
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The Motley Fool
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Beyond The Grave New regulations and concerns for the environment are prompting manufacturers to design products for easier recycling and remanufacturing... |
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