Ah, thanks President Obama.
You did a 180 on Bush’s previous disapproval of states setting harsher emissions requirements. Now, 14 states are able to crack down on emissions.
From Treehugger:
California’s waiver would have required carmakers to slash vehicle emissions by almost a third by 2016 (increasing the fuel efficiency of the car and light truck fleet to 36 mpg), 4 years ahead of the federal deadline; it was meant to take effect in the 2009 model year.
(Via Treehugger.)

Guess what?
I totally missed myself being featured on Tiny Choices and awesome blog about small changes to big green change. I talked about how I’m making myself a little more green everyday.
You can see a pic of me and my answers over here.

Eco Chick takes a look at the recently salvaged Nau line
The Oko Box found a cool site where you can design your own eco-friendly wedding dress
The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists have been announced and Organic by John Patrick is one of them, says 1plus1

The London College of Fashion is currently working on an exciting new project: a ‘Centre for Sustainable Fashion’!
The Centres’ goal is to push sustainable fashion forward. It hopes to provide a forum for experts in sustainable practices and existing partnerships for collaboration and new, innovative ideas.
They are still in the process of securing funding and the school is expected to open in April 2008.
“London College of Fashion is committed to drive up the quality of advice, information and support surrounding issues of sustainability and climate change,” said Dr Frances Corner, Head of London College of Fashion.
“Environmental and ethical concerns should …read more

Jones New York is jumping on the hybrid bandwagon with a green-friendly new line. Called “J”, it’s a spring line that is “casual and eco-influenced”.

“With Jones at 35, it’s always important to continue to evolve the brand,” said Lynne Cote, chief executive officer of wholesale for sportswear, suits and dresses at Jones Apparel Group Inc. “It’s a more relaxed way of dressing, different from the more tailored clothing Jones is known for.”

J will have three different eco-lines. “Pure” will be 100% organic, “Smart” will use organic and non-organic fabrics like lycra and “Simple” will not be organic, but it is …read more