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With the explosion of organic baby clothing on the market, it is getting difficult to tell one company from another.  Offering organic cotton clothing for little ones is great, and many major retailers, like Pottery Barn Kids, have jumped on the bandwagon.  Still, not all organic kids clothing companies are created equal.  Social responsib

This article illustrates the "Six Sins of Greenwashing" through examples submitted by contributors to green forums and merchants who belong to the Co-op America green business network. 

Ever wondered how much energy and thought it took to produce that shiny brochure your marketing staff handed to you this week? And no, it’s not just the brand and visual design genius we’re talking about.

Denise Hamler, director of Co-Op America's green business programs, explains how the world of green business has grown.

Today is the second day of the Green Festival in Seattle. The Green Festival, a joint project of Global Exchange and Co-op America, is the largest green living event in the U.S. and also a great opportunity to see and explore so much of the green world, which is concentrated like a green capsule for two days under one roof.

The 3-day festival by Co-op America is a smorgasborad of green products, media reps, fashion designers, energy producers and builders. San Francisco's green finest turn out for a great event. Don't miss this wrap up.

Eco-Libris is presenting the unofficial guide to Co-op America's 2007 People's Choice Award for the Green Business of the Year. Last week Co-Op America announced the 10 nominees for the award. Your votes are going to decide which business will win the award and everyone can vote on Co-Op's website until October 15. All of the nominees are really great and choosing your favorite one is not an easy task at all. That's where Eco-Libris blog comes to your help!