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Recycle artist Reed Hoover finds beauty in found objects
Jan. 8, 2014
Dallas eco-friendly artist Reed Hoover is turning 83 years old next month but he’s creating art that appeals to a new generation of “green” art collectors.
Year in Review: Local greenies got it in gear in 2013
Jan. 6, 2014
By Julie Thibodeaux
Remarkable things happened on the green front in North Texas in 2013, thanks to local green movers and shakers. New green businesses sprang up while eco-activists discovered strength in numbers. Here are some of the year’s highlights:
Dallas-based developer takes green approach to apartment renovation
Outdoor living space at La Vita apartments in Dallas. All photos courtesy of Nessel Development.
Sun sets on 'Moonlady News' as founder returns to her roots
Amy Martin launched Moonlady News in the 1990s to spread wholistic green community news in North Texas.
New endeavors on her horizon include becoming a contributor to Green Source DFW.
Photo courtesy of Marla McDonald
Earth Day Dallas declares itself 'green capital' of Texas with new name, new leader
Earth Day Dallas recently announced it's now
Earth Day Texas.
Photos courtesy of Earth Day Texas.
Nov. 19, 2013
Dallas designer markets eco-friendly activewear
Oct. 28, 2013
Designer Dorris Bogus wants her activewear to be stylish but she also caters to active and eco-conscious women by offering green options.
Recycle Revolution to help keep Texas Veggie Fair ‘green’
Above, Eddie Lott, cofounder of Recycle Revolution, will be collecting recyclables and food scraps at the Texas Veggie Fair Sunday, Oct. 20. Photo: Marc Lee.
Oct. 16, 2013