Anyway, thanks for mentioning soywallets on your blog!

You can see them at http://tinyurl.com/yojqvl They hold a vast quantity of stuff.

The nice thing about them is that since they’re, well, string, they scrunch up very nicely in a purse. I know that Fresh Market here in town sells them. Bonus to these (and the ones Fresh Market sells) — they have two sets of handles, one long and one short.

Remind me sometime and I’ll show you mine. (They’re also great for going to the beach, because sand falls right out of them.)

I just finished writing an article for Documentary magazine that will come out in September that looks at upcoming “Green” programming initiatives such as the Tuesday night block on Sundance Channel, and next year’s Discovery PlanetGreen re-branding of DiscoveryHealth Channel. Anyway, also included in this article is the website http://www.treehugger.com that includes videoblogs, a “radio” station, and an enormous amount of info that, I believe, includes exactly the type of things you’re looking for. As the creator of the site explained to me — a lot of the environmental movement has been about “No” and what you shouldn’t do and he wanted to create a site that was about “Yes”.

Also, look at http://www.sundancechannel.com/thegreen or check out the Sundance offering Big Ideas for A Small Planet on iTunes — they have done episodes about art, children, construction, etc. I think you might enjoy the content at both of these sites — I know that although I didn’t know they existed prior to my assignment I have spent a good bit of time searching through them the past few weeks.

“The Green Book: The Everyday Guide to Saving the Planet, One Simple Step at a Time”

http://www.readthegreenbook.com/