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EMPOWERING OUR CHILDREN - GLOBAL WARMING

RISING ABOVE GLOBAL WARMING It is important to empower our children of today to step up and accept the role of global stewards. It is not too late to reverse the effects of global warming. It is imperative that we provide our children the tools and a strong connection with nature to accept their future roles as responsible keepers of the earth. What better way to do this then through an entertain...

Posted by mlech1ck Aug 4, 2008

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A Glimpse of the World Through Middle Eastern College Students' Eyes

Turn on the TV or open up a newspaper on any given day, and you?re sure to find something connected to the Middle East?be it the ongoing war in Iraq, the price of oil, the death of another soldier or the desire for peace. Not often do we hear from young college-aged women in the Middle East. This March I happened to be in Doha, Qatar, the neighboring country to Saudi Arabia, the country where sold...

Posted by Sharon Kay Sobotta Aug 4, 2008

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Vote Green today online in Forbes.com Entrepreneur contest

A handful of "green" businesses, including Kvale Good Natured Games, are now semi finalists in the 2008 Forbes.com "Boost Your Business" competition. This is a unique entrepreneurial contest because the public is involved in choosing the business plan they'd like to become a reality. Now through September, your vote will help determine the top 5 finalists. How can you help? 1) Go to http://...

Posted by Kvale Good Natured Games, LLC Aug 4, 2008

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First Visit in Swaziland-Tintsaba

Since 1985, Tintsaba Crafts has run a rural development project in the Northern Hhohho region of Swaziland to produce and market quality crafts. The primary material used is the sisal weed found in the outlying hills and woven very finely, then dyed with German eco-friendly dyes, thereby making Tintsaba’s products 100% sustainable. Tintsaba provides income to over 600 Swazi women. Tintsaba ...

Posted by Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Aug 1, 2008

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KwaXolo Beaders

KwaXolo Beaders (http://globalexchangestore.blogspot.com/2008/06/kwaxolo-beaders.html) One of our favorite groups we met with are the KwaXolo Beaders, located in the rural village of KwaXolo, in Zululand. This group consists of 18 women, most of whom are the primary bread winners for their family. They bead a variety of items, from necklaces to walking sticks. Like the Loving Hands beader...

Posted by Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Aug 1, 2008

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Live Healthy & Green

Good news on the safety front: The U.S. Congress is taking steps towards banning plthalates in children's toys. Read why this is so important here. Is there absolutely no end to the wonderful things you can do with Epsom salts? It would seem not. Try this Cooling Summer Epsom Salt Bath formula that Care2 Senior Editor Melissa Breyer swears by for the hotter weather. And if you're still feeli...

Posted by Care2 Jul 31, 2008

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Pricing for Positive Profits as Ghanaian Bead Producers Head to Trade Show

Sharing the results with my bead makers could not have come at a better time. Both are gearing up for a trip to California where they will be displaying their beads at a gift show and hopefully enticing several buyers to place orders with them. And now that they are equipped with fresh costing and pricing analysis, the orders will actually result in positive profits and mark the beginning of a new...

Posted by Fair Wage Guide Fellows Jul 31, 2008

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Take our NEW "SMART CART QUIZ"!

Hey do-gooders... ARE YOU a "smart shopper"? Take our shocking new Smart Cart Quiz now; you'll be surprised at the facts you'll learn! http://www.smartcartquiz.com This True/False quiz illustrates how we, collectively and as individuals, have the power to VOTE WITH OUR DOLLAR, every time we shop! So next time you open your wallet, are you a part of the problem-- or part of the solution? W...

Posted by Lauren Stower Jul 31, 2008

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Why certified organic pet foods are better

Organic certification through an independent third party assures that organic ingredients are used as promised, and that these ingredients are treated according to the standards of the National Organic Program (NOP). These standards prohibit the use of toxic chemicals (e.g., pesticides, fungicides, toxic sanitizers, etc.), many of which are routinely used in conventional (pet) food manufacture. O...

Posted by Onesta Organics Jul 30, 2008

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Why Onesta Organics only produces organic pet foods

There are two main reasons why we at Onesta Organics only produce organic pet foods: First, organic ingredients are healthier for your pet; second, organic farming practices are sustainable, and help to protect the environment. Organic ingredients contain little or no pesticide residues, but they do contain significantly greater amounts of nutrients, including vitamins and antioxidants. www.onest...

Posted by Onesta Organics Jul 30, 2008

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Up & Running!

We are very excited to announce that we are officially up and running on World of Good/Ebay! Look for more items, coming soon! Thanks to everyone for your continual support.

Posted by Dzitnup Jul 29, 2008

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Visit with Aid to Artisans South Africa Artisan Trust

Visit with Aid to Artisans South Africa Artisan Trust (http://globalexchangestore.blogspot.com/2008/06/ata.html) As we mentioned earlier, the following posts will be a report back from our recent Direct Buy Trip to South Africa and Swaziland. We will highlight the numerous craft groups that we visited and the impact that Fair Trade has had in their lives. We will shower you with photos and videos ...

Posted by Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Jul 29, 2008

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Loving Hands

Loving Hands (http://globalexchangestore.blogspot.com/2008/06/kyte-null.html) Loving Hands Beaders at Work Outside of Kruger national park, accompanied by a field worker from Khumbulani Craft, we visited with a group of women beaders called Loving Hands. Khumbulani's mission is to contribute towards poverty alleviation in rural communities through the production, marketing and sale of trad...

Posted by Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Jul 29, 2008

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Deadbeats on ebay who don't pay

Greetings Fellow Ebay Sellers, The ebay experience is a great one! But, there is a very severe issue that needs to be addressed, Deadbeat Bidders! Ebay's policy for dealing with non-paying bidders is worthless and lame, only on a rare occaision due to the bidder having some sort of difficulties does it EVER result in payment. Meanwhile the two different weeks of waiting and dispute process often m...

Posted by kamerawerke Jul 28, 2008

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Great environmentally safe versions of everyday home use products

Hello World of Good Community, I am writing to invite those that are interested in using environmentally safe products around the home to take a look at the company that I work with. They are an Inc. 500 hundred company that was awarded the ?Circle of Humanitarians? award from the Red Cross in 2006, and the ?Others? award from the Salvation Army in 2007 for their relief efforts from hurricane Ka...

Posted by cmobray80 Jul 28, 2008

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