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Green Friday 2010 – an Eco-Geek’s Holiday Gift GuideWith eco-design practices being adopted by so many mainstream manufacturers, you don’t have to choose between making your loved ones happy and doing some good for the planet! Like many of us, I approach the upcoming holidays with mixed feelings as the anticipation of magical times with friends and loved ones collides with the realities of crowded malls, family squabbles, and the bills that arrive in January. But this year is a bit brighter for me thanks to the recent explosion of eco-friendly high-tech products. Now that so many electronic manufacturers having adopted meaningful changes to the way they design and produce their products, I can now buy nearly any kind of high-tech gadget without suffering the guilt of having launched another planet-wrecking piece of garbage into my grandchildren’s futures. |
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