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  • Fashion, style, pretty things have always peaked my fancy. The golden rule, give a hoot, don't pollute, save the whales are all a part of the fabric that is my childhood. Crafty and creative grandmothers, and a few years as a fashionista, then a Martha Stewart employee (proudly), and finally full circle as a yoga teacher...now I am living my dream of doing what I love and being who I want to be. Eco-Chic Weddings is my first book, I just finished a book for Popular Mechanics, and I am about to begin my second Eco-Chic book...I am here to inspire, enlighten, and learn from you dear reader. Peace.
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{free ipod nanos} from {mywedding.com}

It's not too late to register to win two free iPod Nanos from mywedding.com...contest ends today!

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iPod can be a bride and grooms best friend...music during the cocktail hour, band breaks, and even processional and recessional music can be covered with an iPod...just one great way to reduce your impact....


{nigel's eco store} and {eco registry}

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I love this Nigel guy, I've been checking out his stuff for a long time now. Let's face it, the Brits have it all over us with the eco-awareness factor. The majority of resources I found for my book were UK-based, as a matter of fact...And, he has some kickin' stuff to register for.  You can register for everything from Nigel and others here.

Here are some great energy saving tips from Nigel:

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: Nigel's Top 10 Energy Saving Tips for the Home

Here's my top 10 energy and power saving tips helping you to save money, reduce your carbon footprint and to live a more eco friendly life.

Make sure you are not standing by
Did you know that an average family can save 150kg of CO2 a year just by turning things off? Appliances in standby mode account for around 10% of UK household energy use - so unplug devices when not in use, or invest in a standby saver - it'll save you around £40 per year.

Energy efficient lighting
In most homes, lighting accounts for 10 to 15% of the electricity bill. Use a smart meter to compare the power consumption of normal light bulbs with that of low energy and energy saving light bulbs - you'll be amazed at the difference, and at how much you can save (about 80% of the energy of normal bulbs, actually).

More eco-posts you might like:
Lovely Recycled Glassware
Design Public and more Eco-Design
Flavorful Gifts from World of Good

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