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June 15, 2005
INTERVIEW: Debra Lynn Dadd
[City Hippy: The diary of our struggle to live a green and fair life.] In the latest installment of City Hippy interviews, we spoke with Debra Lynn Dadd, The New York Times 'Queen of Green', a pioneering advocate for the consumer and for the planet. Located in the U.S., she is the author of Home Safe Home, which is described by the Library Journal as "is the ultimate reference of its kind, written by the leading authority on eliminating toxics in the home."
Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.
[Familyresource.com] Contributors - Debra Lynn Dadd | Family Resource (FamilyResource.com): Hailed as "The Queen of Green" by the New York Times, Debra Lynn Dadd has been a leading consumer advocate for products and lifestyle choices that are better for health and the environment since 1982. Visit her website to learn more about her new book Home Safe Home, to sign up for her free email newsletters, and to browse 100s of links to 1000s of nontoxic, natural and earthwise products.
[Naturalfamilyonline.com] Simple Weddings - Simple Wedding Ceremonies - Simple Wedding Idea: Hailed as "The Queen of Green" by The New York Times, Debra Lynn Dadd has been a consumer advocate for products and lifestyle choices that are better for health and the environment since 1982. Visit her web site for hundreds of links to thousands of nontoxic, natural and earthwise products and to sign up for her free email newsletters.
[Technorati.com] Technorati: Tag: cityhippy: In the latest installment of City Hippy interviews, we spoke with Debra Lynn Dadd, The New York Times 'Queen of Green', a pioneering advocate for the...
[Weblogalot.com] Web Blog Directory - We Blog A Lot - Aggregating the PoweR of Blogs!: Milton Friedman Advocates MJ Legalization (Jun 02 2005 23:30 GMT) - Milton Friedman Advocates MJ Legalization The week gets weirder: first Deep Throat outs himself, then Milton Friedman starts talking like Peter Tosh: Milton Friedman leads a list of more than 500 economists from around the U.S. who today will publicly endorse a Harvard University economist's report on the costs of marijuana prohibition and the potential revenue gains from the U.
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Posted at June 15, 2005 06:40 AM
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