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Products of Interest January
Teens Turning Green, a Marin based non profit, brought together the Teens Turning Green collection. A collective of 8 phenomenal eco-conscious companies it is primarily a skin and body care line that attains the higest eco standards. Partnering companies have used a holistic approach in the creation of these products, incorporating how age, variation in skin type, and environment can effect teenage skin.
Hand-selected by TTG Campaign members for safety, sustainability, and practicality, the Teens Turning Green collection is a cross-section of the best products on the market. Three of the partners are Bay Area based companies; Benedetta, Depth and EO Products.
In addition, to coincide with the launch this fall of Project Green Dorm, and in partnership with MHC (marinhousecleaning.com), a Marin based green house cleaning company, the TTG Collection launched Glass Cleaner and All Purpose Cleaner. They are being used in local schools and restaurants as well as homes. The scents are wonderful and they do the job without toxic exposures.
Teen Turning Green Products include:
• Skin + Body
• Alaffia Mango Body Butter
• Astara Purifying Mask
• Benedetta Sassy Sacred Soap
• Buddha Nose Orange Vanilla Balm
• Depth Facial Cleanser
• EO Rosemary Mint Sanitizing Spray
• Tomboy Lemon Geranium Cleansing Body Bar
• MHC All Purpose Cleaner
• MHC Glass Cleaner
Wixa’rika Copal Insence
Copal — most often burned for purification, both spiritual cleansing as well as for cleansing physical items. Copal is a generic term referring to many different types of resins produced by plant or tree secretions in the Americas. Varieties include white, black, and golden.
The traditional way of preparing copal is for Tribal medicine folks to make a two day trek into the Sierra Madres to hand gather it with prayer, roll, and enclose it in a corn husk.
Copal is still used by Indigenous Peoples and Shamans as an incense and for smudging (smoke cleansing) during Cermonies. Copal has been also used for chewing, glueing, bringing rain, and purifying meat. It has also been used as a pigment binder,as a varnishing agent, and as medicine for several different ailments.
Good Earth carries Wixa’rika Copal for your seasonal ceremonial and cleansing needs.
Income from Wixa’rika Copal is used to support the community and maintain a sustainable Wixa’rika Indian way of life. This Copal is believed to be the most Sacred, it’s offerd to the Spirits, Creator and Mother Earth in many Traditional Shamanic Ceremonies.
Lundberg Family Farms
Celebrating Over 70 Years of
Environmental Stewardship.
Since 1937, the Lundberg family has been growing healthy, great tasting rice while respecting and sustaining the Earth. Today, the third generation carries on the family heritage by using eco-positive farming methods that produce wholesome, healthful rice, rice cakes, rice chips and risottos while improving and protecting the environment for generations to come.
All the Organic and Eco-Farmed rice is grown with a concern for the environment. The soil, air, and water is treated as a sustainable unit, respecting the delicate balance of nature.
Instead of being totally dependent on the use of synthetic chemicals like some of their neighbors, they use highly productive cover crops of clovers, and certain beans & vetches on Eco-Farmed fields, which furnish a portion of the needed fertility. Crop rotation is practiced on all fields. Cover crops periodically mature and soil is areated and rested. Straw is turned under to replenish the organic matter and to keep the air clean. Migrating waterfowl come to the fields in winter. The birds eat grain left in the fields after harvest, provide natural fertilizer, and aid in straw decomposition.
Lundberg Family Farms does it’s best for the land by leaving the soil, air, and water in better condition than it started. It is an active member of the Non GMO Project,
a non-profit collaboration of manufacturers, retailers, processors, distributors, farmers, seed companies and consumers with a shared belief that everyone deserves an informed choice about whether or not to consume genetically modified products, and ensure the sustained availability of non-GMO choices.
www.lundberg.com
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