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EcoHearth Spotlights
Steve Graham
Steve Graham is an award-winning freelance Web and magazine writer living in a Fort Collins, Colorado, neighborhood that will soon produce all of its own energy. He is a former newspaper reporter, editor and designer. He has worked for an alternative weekly and community newspapers in Colorado, and a large daily newspaper in California. Find links to some of his other writing at his Grahamophone blog.
Go Green and Make Gold
I am a proud Goodwill shopper. I avoid buying new clothes and dumping my old ones. My one exception is footwear. I purchase one pair of shoes about every two years and wear them every day, so I want something durable and sustainable. Thankfully I have some options that will not only look good and survive my wear and tear, but also jibe with my environmental values. The following companies offer quality Earth-friendly shoes—and make a tidy profit in the process. 
Web hosting is not an inherently environmental practice. Even eco-conscious websites like EcoHearth require big, hot, electric computer servers. Unlike an iPod, you can’t recharge a server with a
How did a Colorado brewery land four sets of news stories in one week? By going green.
Every time I visit a national park, I come away with a crush on a park ranger. I just got back from 





