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Green Guide 2011

Organic, local, sustainable, fair trade, eco-friendly, recycled and natural are all terms that fall under the big green umbrella of living what we call a conscious lifestyle. To stop and think about the environmental impact of each of our actions throughout the day is the first step to reducing the carbon imprint we leave upon the planet. Our Green Guide examines people in the South Sound who went through that thought process and now strive to make our area more green.

Tacoma's green ideas

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Tacoma's green ideas

The Tacoma City Council will introduce two new sustainability policies

It ain't easy being green

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It ain't easy being green

The problem is that biomass plants aren't always done right.

Green pampering

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Green pampering

Owner Sonia Jewell has a reputation for being a passionate environmentalist.

Pedal power

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Pedal power

Earth Day Market ride is Saturday, April 23

Duke's does its part

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Duke's does its part

Duke's Chowder House staff are specifically trained to dispose of certain items in a marked composting bin.

Eating green

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Eating green

The Mark in Olympia has been serving organic products since 2001.

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