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    eBay to unveil fair-trade marketplace
    2008-05-21 11:00:31
    Robert Chatwani, eBay’s general manager of WorldofGood.com, talks about how the online auctioneer plans to cater to the “social conscious” consumer. Source:eBay to unveil fair-trade marketplace Tags: Tech News, technology
    By: My Tech World
     
    (Un)Fair Trade
    2008-02-10 12:12:00
    First, a little bit of background. Throughout its history, Canada has always been more a collection of regions than a united country. Animosity between the French and the English is so entrenched that it has become part of our national fabric. Government after government has focused its agenda on appeasing the roughly 26% of Canadians who identify themselves as ‘French’. Social engineering has been part of Canada’s makeup, with such endlessly flawed concepts as forced bilingualism forever causing wedges to form between our peoples. The old adage ‘give them an inch and they’ll take a mile’ has become a tangible thing in this country. Successive Eastern-based federal governments have planted ill-fated policies that have led us right to a perpetually failing situation.In the United States, the state of Alaska is geographically removed from the mainland. Alaskans are by in large very independent thinkers. Oil is big there, as is their ability to cope with a harsh climate
    By: The Moderate Separatist
     
    Fair Trade, Organic Sneakers Hit the Market
    2007-05-17 18:00:33
    Veja shoes are a line of shoe that is produced in Brazil, using organic cotton, Amazonian rubber and chrome-free, organically tanned leather. Veja is a French company that is dedicated to being a socially responsible and environmentally friendly business and it shows in the quality of their products. They’ve had organic, free-trade shoes before, but that was back before this website didn’t exist! While the company may be French, we in North America can find them in the fashion hot-spots New York, Montreal and Los Angeles. I’d suggest heading over to their website, but it is in French. Instead, hit up the TreeHugger site, where they have featured and evaluated Veja shoes a couple times! via treehugger Eco Friendly, fashion, french company, montreal, new york, Organic, organic cotton, socially responsible business, veja
    By: Zedomax
     
     
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