Search for a Concious Lifestyle

Mar 24, 2005 at 06:19 o\clock

It all begins :)

by: Grow

Mood: overwhelmed
Listening to: the hustle and bustle of a uni computer room

Environmentally Sustainable and Socially Aware Living!

A Grow Global Project

 

Aim: To find as many “grow” products that are available on the market that can be used in every-day life.

 

“Grow” will be used in this report to identify products that come from appropriate businesses and are aligned with Grow Global’s ideals.

 

There may not yet be Grow products available: but it is important to understand what is available and to support companies that are aligned with Grow Global Ideals.  Consumer communication and action is essential to ensure their will be more Grow products available for future generations.  This is a growing process; which need’s support from every aspect of society. 

 

There are many amazing organisations that are currently trying to do this: so a list of current sites and there critics are also included.

 

Clothing:

Earth Speaks Organic Fashion

http://www.earthspeaks.com/contact.html

info@earthspeaks.com

-         Can they unpack an item and identify who made it, the dye, the price the people were paid to make it?

-         Would they donate an item?

 

Eco products:

www.ecoeverything.com

contact@ecoeverything.com

 

Biofeuls:

 

 

Hemp:

 

Search engine:

Idealist

www.beaucoup.com

 

 

Fair Trade

There are 17 fair trade labels currently

 

Computer programs

 

Windows

Solaris

Linux

Openoffice.org  louis@openoffice.org

Sun Microsystems

 

What is open source sites on the internet?

Open Source is one vehicle for improving the lot of mankind, and for having fun while we're at it.

www.opensource.ner

 

 

www.sunsource.net

 

www.earthvision.net

 

 

website production:

www.opensource.ca

a lot of great information, but need money.

Specific for NGO’s

 

Firefox

www.mozilla.org

better web browser!

 

 

http://www.dnsstuff.com/

 

http://www.frandt.com/content/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=90&Itemid=147

 

http://www.cpsr.org/about/

 

 

www.corpwatch.org

 

http://www.wikimedia.org/