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Included in the list are concerts by Citizen Cope in Seattle, Jamie Cullum in Reno, Ziggy Marley in Medford, OR and Amos Lee in Washington, D.C. MySpace also has more info on the crisis in Darfur, including a clip from George Clooney's trip and the trailer for the upcoming documentary The Devil Came on Horseback.

Give a gift or create and modify your registry with few easy clicks. Bed, bath, kitchen, home accessories and more are all there, all with a sustainable twist.

At a Safeway near central Seattle, for example, a half gallon of conventional Lucerne-brand whole milk was recently selling for $1.69, while the Horizon organic brand was priced at $3.69. Priced neatly in between, at $2.79, was the Darigold milk labeled as "coming from cows not treated with the growth hormone rBST." Many pure-food advocates oppose the hormone’s use on health grounds, saying it can require cows to be treated with extra antibiotics and can result in milk with higher amounts of a separate hormone linked to cancer in some studies. Experts say that avoiding the hormone is the main reason people buy organic milk, whose sales have been growing rapidly the last few years.

In addition, the produce department at SuperTarget is now certified organic by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), offering superior quality and prices on produce such as strawberries, apples, and other fruits and vegetables.

By combining small, unnoticable changes (like the thermostat) with breaking bad habits (like leaving unused lights on), the article shows all the ways that quick, easy changes add up to make a huge difference. Illustration: Elwood Smith

The purchase will offset 40 percent of Wells Fargo’s electricity consumption with 100 percent Green-e® certified wind energy. It will help develop renewable energy and prevent the emission of 380,000 tons of carbon dioxide each year, the equivalent of reducing the CO2 emissions of 75,000 cars annually or by reducing the equivalent CO2 emissions associated with 40,000,000 gallons of gasoline each year.

Following the tips on the DVD will help it pay for itself. Making sustainable lifestyle choices is more than just ecological; it can be economical, too. Save money and save the planet, all at once.

Check out this issue of greenlight for composting made easy, school lunches kids will really eat, and a chat with sustainable superstar Laurie David.

The cost of junk mail is enormous -- each year, 100 million trees and 28 billion gallons of water are wasted -- so greendimes helps stem the tide and replenish what junk mail has taken at the same time, all for the price of a gallon of milk each month.

They recognize that local and global issues are connected, and are working to do their part to make their neighborhood as sustainable as possible.

From London's fashion week and 100% Design to fabulous finds in interior design from IIKH and other SSF faves, Fabulously Green is on the lookout for products that are pure sustainable style.

The best labels are transparent, hide nothing and have no conflict of interest, and include the USDA Organic, Fair Trade and Forest Stewardship Council, while the less reliable ones are labels that say "natural," "free range," and "non-toxic."

Included in the issue are some great features: 10 fashion designers dish on their use of moso; Delano Collection's modern influence; and a look at the relationship between fashion trends, humans and the environment. All worth reading -- nice work, Summer!

It is anticipated that the L version taxi will also be used to highlight the Yellow Cabs 100th Anniversary in NYC, which commences in 2007.

In addition to Good, Ben also heads up Reason Pictures, which will debut two new films in Spring 2007. He looks like the real deal and someone worth watching in the socially-conscious-media realm.