Author: Lisa Frack
Website: http://www.enviroblog.org/2010/01/best-of-enviroblog-2009.ht…

As the saying goes, another one bites the dust. Another year, that is.
But before we leave 2009 behind for good - which many of us would happily do - let’s take a quick look back at the 10 most popular Enviroblog posts of the year. It’s a (web)log, after all, of what’s newsworthy in toxics, a chronicle of what was on our minds, and yours.

1. Thank you for buying our toxic plastic. It’s 1960. Embattled tobacco industry reps, accused by the Federal Trade Commission and health groups of hawking products that kill people, retreat to a sumptuous hideaway and devise a campaign to salvage cigarettes by, among other things, targeting women.
2. EWG’s Tips for parents: The series. We’re excited to tell you about our new Healthy Home Tips for Parents email series! EWG’s scientists and public health researchers created a list of the most important steps you can take at home to promote your family’s environmental health.
3. So what products CAN we use? Every time a report is released…

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Author: easy eco blog
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Archives of Internal Medicine had an article that outlines the risks of having CT Scans done.  CT Scans have become routine and with that an increased prescription of them has arisen.
“Conditions that once required laparoscopy for diagnosis could now be diagnosed on the radiology reading board. The previously opaque anatomy [...]

Related posts:

1. Cell Phone Radiation Study
2. Patience is the Best Medicine
3. Eco Friendly Green Book Reading – ebook reader, Kindle

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Author: Joe Ascanio
Website: http://www.terracurve.com/2010/01/05/tying-the-knot-in-vegas…

The JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa has recently launched an entirely new “eco” wedding package for guests looking to make the leap, Vegas style.

The unique packages are carefully designed to be considerate to the planet while offering couples unique entertainment, menu and décor options – including nuptials celebrated on the resort ground’s attractively designed gardens and waterscapes.

On site, natural garden chairs made of maple complement the earthy tone of the ceremony, with additional décor items including floor length linens made from recycled glass or luxury burlap to adorn the tables, and chairs made from bamboo.

A variety of enhancements are available including soy candles, bamboo or rattan chargers, and organic or living floral designs. Menus and place cards are designed using recycled card stock and soy ink.

The resort’s involvement in Marriott’s Spirit to Preserve program also provides smoke-free guestrooms equipped with motion sensors to automatically turn…

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