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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 00:00 |
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Here's a cool ecobly company in Ballard (home to dozens of ecobly businesses!) - Twice Blushed designer Amanda Vernell takes "much loved" wedding gowns and reconstructs them into new masterpieces. I'll see if she wants my beautiful dress! |
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Friday, 05 March 2010 00:00 |
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CleanFlame credits ecobly membership for sales boost I sincerely thank Kory Hamman for his gracious words about ecobly and wish him and his company more flaming success! "I would like to thank Ecobly for the wonderful service and promotional products that we have received. We placed the Ecobly logo on our product box and it has helped with our sales growth of 426% this last year. We have received many positive comments from our customers about Ecobly and the use of the logo on our box. Thank you Ecobly.
Sincerely,
Kory Hamman
CleanFlame, CEO" PS Find out if your company qualifies to wear the ecobly logo! learn more today at ecobly.com. |
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 00:00 |
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- Find Thousands of Guilt-free, Locally Made Products at ecobly.com -- You can shop to support the U.S. economy and still be gentle to the earth. Easily find locally made, green products with the ecobly directory. Companies that qualify for the ecobly label sell "made in the U.S." products made with U.S. materials. "Not only are these companies not harming the planet, they are actually restorative - providing benefits," said Kathleen Ridihalgh, president of ecobly.com. "Ecobly is the only verification company focused on sustainable products made of a mostly U.S. supply chain. Shopping from ecobly companies is guilt-free."  Ecobly companies source their materials sustainably from our landfills, recycling programs, organic farms and other creative sources to make products for our every need. This hat from Lao Hats is an example of a gorgeous piece made from discarded coats. No questionable imports here. |
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Thursday, 28 May 2009 00:00 |
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In my day job at the Sierra Club, I had the privilege of organizing a 2000+ rally in Seattle to support the Environmental Protection Agency's finding that global warming pollution is a danger to our health and well being. It was thrilling to see people of all walks of life -- toddlers and their concerned moms, junior high schoolers, college activists, doctors, lawyers, native americans -- all come out to say, "Yes, our federal government is taking on this enormous challenge, thank you!" Ecobly companies make a difference every day by producing green goods here in the U.S. and giving us a choice for low carbon products. You can watch me riling up the crowd on stage with the children, for whom everything is at stake: YouTube Clip Learn more at the Sierra Club. 
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