“Marketing Sustainable Products” talk at Kansas State University 12:30-1:30 pm with book signing following. Large lecture from 3:30-4:30 pm on “A Career in Eco-fashion”
12:30-1:30 1st lecture; 1:30-2:30 book signing; 3:30-4:30 second lecture
Open to KSU students and surrounding public.
]]>RITE Conference Industry talk on sustainable fashion + small discussion on book
TBA
Register at the RITE Conference.
]]>Style, Naturally Book signing and small talk at HomeSource International
6-9PM
Registered HomeSource International Guests only.
]]>Style, Naturally Book Tours and talks
TBD
Open for talks and appearances throughout New Zealand. Please contact us and inquire for opportunities, requests and rates.
]]>Style, Naturally Book Launch + Talk
GreenFest
Featuring a keynote and book signing on the backdrop of the GreenFest in Brisbane, Australia. ]]>
Style, Naturally Book Tours and talks
TBD
Open for talks throughout Australia. Please contact us and inquire for opportunities, requests and rates.
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Style Naturally book tour
Time & Locations TBD
Featuring talks, book signings and photo opportunities.
Style, Naturally Book Party SF
Featuring organic vegetarian fetes, organic cocktails, sustainable design showcase, and a book signing. NOTE: Invite Only.
]]>Style, Naturally Book Launch Vancouver
EPIC Event
Featuring a keynote and book signing on the backdrop of the Vancouver EPIC event.
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Over 1.5 billion . . . sold worldwide.
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It accounts . . . of worldwide pesticides.
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Many of the pesticides . . . cause cancer.
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Even though cotton . . . for the public.
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According to Shop. Etc…have a favorite handbag.
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At the end . . . scrap tires.
Historically scrap . . . 80.4 percent of these scrap tires.
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“Leaving my studio . . . smell anymore.”
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It was shown . . . and San Francisco.
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According to a report . . . $230 billion in 2015.
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The global . . . to the Diamond Information Center.
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The wars . . . estimated 3.7 million lives.
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Retreived June 11, 2008
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Amnesty International . . . about the diamond market.
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The production . . . mine waste.
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The average . . . textiles per year.
Only 48 percent . . . secondhand clothing.
[Less] than half . . . the waste stream.
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Use cool water . . . each year. (Figure assumes you wash two loads per week.)
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80 percent . . . as a solvent.
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You could save . . . out of the year.
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The average woman . . . 168 chemical ingredients.
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[Up] to 60 percent . . . our bloodstream.
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Only 11 percent . . . evaluated for safety.
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At least 70 percent . . . water we drink.
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The campaign . . . and the FDA.
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www.aubrey-organics.com/about/treat_10synth.cfm
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Women absorb . . . every year.
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It requires . . . safety risks.
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[Petroleum products have] . . . over time.
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Lauryl is converted . . . carcinogen.
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According to . . . recommends them.
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The report shows . . . by UVB radiation.
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Of the brands . . . to our health.
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