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Eat to Ease Consumption:

How can a good breakfast make us less energy-dependent? If every U.S. citizen ate just one meal a week composed of locally and organically raised meats and produce, we would reduce our country's oil consumption by over 1.1 million barrels of oil each week.

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This Green House

A Sexy, City, Eco-Chic Abode

by Allison Reynolds
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A Los Angeles Salon for Gathering Friends

This eclectic, modern L.A. home, decorated by Rachel Winokur of eTTA designs for lawyer client Deborah Saltzman, is thoughtful in execution and loaded with debonair detail. Located in the à la mode neighborhood of Los Feliz, the two-bedroom house abounds with fresh textures and green accents. Some eco-highlights: Winokur used salvaged hardware for the doors, local talent to create elegant window dressings, and bamboo flooring throughout. If Carrie Bradshaw left her beloved Manhattan behind for sunnier surroundings, this would be the house for her.

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Youngna Park