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February 20, 2006
Premieres Wednesday, February 22nd
Green Media Goes Mainstream
The emergence of media outlets covering the modern green lifestyle presents convenient, easy ways for consumers to keep abreast of the latest trends in stylish, cool, eco-friendly living.
THIS WEEK'S GUESTS:
Mark Spellun - Founder of Plenty Magazine, the leading magazine for green living, offering a hip, irreverent look at today's environmental issues.
Jill Fehrenbacher - Founder of Inhabitat.com, a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future.
Premieres Wednesday at 9 am EST on the Lime Channel on Sirius Satellite Radio 114 and streaming live at Lime.com. Encores - Wednesdays 9PM; Thursdays 3AM, 2PM, 8PM; Fridays 2AM; Sundays 1PM.
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Comments
I went and checked out the link for Inhabit.com and while I liked the things I saw on there, it made me wonder if the items are going to be made affordable enough for the masses to afford them. There are so many amazing products out there now that are cost efficient and non-polluting, but the initial cost is too high for those in lower income brackets to afford.
Until we are able to reach the poorest people of the world with environmentally friendly technology, there will be relatively few who possess and use it, and our man-made problems will remain.
Posted by: jeanine at February 21, 2006 09:02 AM
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