Fisker Karma Henrik Fiskers Plug-in Luxury Hybrid

February 22, 2009 by editor · 4 Comments 

Henrik Fisker was kind enough to host CTN GREEN at his California showroom offices, just prior to packing up for Cobo Hall in Detroit to reveal the new Sports Convertible the Karma S. And Reveal he did. The show-buzz on where real cool eco-rides could be found was about the Karma S car. Fisker Automotive has now got the claim for First PHEV Convertible.

4 Videos with Henrik Fisker can be seen Here:
http://ctngreen.com/2009/jan/?page=10

Fisker Automotive, Inc., the new American manufacturer of premium green automobiles, unveiled its first production car — the 2010 Fisker Karma – at the 2009 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit today. With a starting price of $87,900 ( dont forget the $7500 credit )… Read more

Organic Textiles – Growth in a Down Economy

January 16, 2009 by editor · 1 Comment 


Commentary by Ed Mass, President and Founder

www.YesItsOrganic.com
We’ll look at some numbers in a second but first some personal experience. I have an online store for organic, fair labor, and eco friendly goods including clothing, bedding, and other organic and eco textiles. During the fall holiday season of 2008 several of my suppliers actually ran out of stock.

CTNGREEN MAGAZINE ARTICLE: http://ctngreen.com/2009/jan/?page=40

Okay, you may be thinking they didn’t do a good job of calculating how much they’d need. Here’s the rub Read more

National Law Journal Reports Law Firms Find Work in Promoting Renewable Energy

December 1, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

Today’s on-line copy of the National Law Journal reports that some law firms that have enjoyed expertise in financing renewable energy are finding lucrative projects in this area during the economic downturn.  They are involved in such matters as building power lines in Asia, trading carbon credits in Europe, promoting new technologies, such as acoustic systems for electric cars, electricity from ocean tides and transferring hydroelectric power from Central Asia to India and Pakistan as an alternative to building coal power plants.  What is clear is that the one growth area during the global financial crisis is the environment and that law firms already positioned to assist in this area are going to ride out the economic storm with aplomb. For further information on this topic, check out today’s on-line copy of the National Law Journal at www.nlj.com.  

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SUSTAINABILITY INVESTING

October 31, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

Sustainable Investing is fast becoming the smart way of generating long-term returns. With conventional investors now scrambling to factor in issues such as climate change, this book captures a turning point in the evolution of global finance.

Bringing together leading practitioners of Sustainable Investing from across the globe, this book charts how this agenda has evolved, what impact it has today, and what prospects are emerging for the years ahead.

Sustainable Investing has already been outperforming the mainstream, and concerned investors need to know how best to position themselves for potentially radical market change.

http://www.earthscan.co.uk/?tabid=4833

Reviews:

‘Essential reading, whether you are an investor, a CEO or simply someone wanting to enjoy both a pension and a world fit for future life.’
John Elkington, co-founder of ENDS, SustainAbility and Volans, and co-author of The Power of Unreasonable People

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Kids Come Out for a Cure

September 21, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

Saturday, September 20, 2008 was the scene of a spectacular charitable event to make inroads on eradicating the devastating impact of pediatric AIDS.  The venerable Park Avenue Armory in New York City was transformed into a joyous children’s and parents’ wonderland for the celebrated annual Kids for Kids Celebrity Carnival to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.  Parents, children and celebrities were treated to a blissful afternoon of musical entertainment, arcade games, art projects, rock climbing, face painting, celebrity and Disney character story-readings, cookie and Bin-Go bag decorating, organic tee shirt designing, teen superlounge with Sony TV’s, cell phone bling, manicures, rock video games, and so much more.  Central to the gala was a sumptuous banquet featuring scrumptious gourmet food from over 45 of New York’s finest restaurants.  The event was jubilant, punctuated by interactions among excited guests and many popular celebrities, including actress Leighton Meester of “Gossip Girl,” supermodel and actor, Tyson Beckford, actress Kelly Rutherford, also currently of “Gossip Girl,” actress Aida Turturro of “The Sopranos,” famed photographer Annie Liebovitz, painter John Currin, child actor Josh Flitter (the next “Ace Ventura”), Emmy-winning actor (for “Will and Grace”) Bobby Cannavale, among so many others.

 

The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, created in 1988 in honor of Elizabeth Glaser, who contracted the disease because of a blood transfusion and unknowingly passed it on to her children, has been a leader in the fight against pediatric HIV/AIDS.  The foundation has positively impacted the lives of more then 4.8 million women in developing countries, provided millions of dollars in grants to leading scientists and clinicians, and prolonged the lives of over 198,000 people with HIV through treatment initiatives.  Saturday’s Carnival is expected to raise nearly two million dollars to support the Foundation and its laudable efforts.  The marvelous event proved yet again that when charitable work and good times are combined, everyone wins.  For more information on the foundation, please visit www.pedaids.org.

 

Annette Ferstenberg

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Zac Posen Creates Perfection in Motion

September 14, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

The September 12, 2008 exclusive Zac Posen runway show for American Express members, punctuating Fashion Week, was, in a word, perfection.

Members were treated to more than a glimpse of this fashion virtuoso’s spring and summer 2009 lines. They were treated to a transformative experience. The garments, creating a flowing, expressive panoply of marriages between function and fantasy sailing on graceful vessels, were art in motion.

Exquisite face, form and shape enhanced by celestial lighting and mesmerizing music transported the audience to a place of beauty and infinite possibilities, out of time, out of the ordinary.
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National Solar Tour - October 4, 2008

September 12, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

As is evident from the election stump, one of the paramount issues facing America and salient in this election year is the development of alternative sources of energy.  The American Solar Energy Society is organizing what is expected to be the largest grassroots solar event in history in order to inform Americans about one such resource, solar energy.  Named the National Solar Tour, it will offer people the opportunity to tour homes and buildings to learn how others are using solar energy and energy efficient methods in their communities to undermine rising energy costs. 

As many as 150,000 people are expected to participate in 46 states across the country.  ASES coordinates the National Solar Tour in partnership with dozens of organizations. 

Most tours will be taking place on October 4, 2008, although the tours may vary by location so be certain to check listings for the latest details affecting your area at www.NationalSolarTour.org .

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Fashion Week Electrifies NYC

September 11, 2008 by editor · 1 Comment 

New York City is aglow with the electricity of Fashion Week.  Midtown is buzzing with smiling faces as models, celebrities, correspondents, photographers and residents are caught up in the excitement and euphoria of this celebration of fashion.  The runway shows have been nothing short of spectacular and thrilling, mixing up color and fabric in a display as diverse as the host city itself.  Every neighborhood is experiencing an expansive spillover of parties, pedestrians and restaurant goers reveling in the mirth.  There is an interesting and paradoxical calm to all of this revelry; it feels confident, organized, respectful and joyful and not at all frenetic.  In a way, it’s an apt reflection of this city that has experienced so much pain, so much tragedy on this very day seven years ago.  Life goes on, as it must, in the confidence that through strength, doing good and living well we make our lives and the lives of those we lost count.

Annette Ferstenberg

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David Wolfe SuperFoods for Healing Lecture and Demonstration

September 2, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

Title:
Location: East Hampton
Description: David Wolfe SuperFoods for Healing Lecture and Demonstration

The Ross School Wellness Center Cafe
RSVP 917 379 6306
Tickets $75 pp
Start Time: 06:00 pm
Date: 2008-09-06
End Time: 10:00 pm

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Gustav Downgraded

September 2, 2008 by editor · Leave a Comment 

Even though hurricane Gustav was downgraded to a tropical storm, with a concomitant collective sigh of relief on the part of the city of New Orleans, according to Bloomberg.com, its deleterious effects could still trigger insurance claims as high as $10 billion dollars for those areas affected by the storm.  Indeed, the damage in the storm’s wake is far from over and its effects on the bayou country’s already embattled inhabitants will be felt for a long time to come, not to mention the tragic loss of seven lives.  This is a time when we Americans can show our support by rallying around our fellow citizens and contacting various relief agencies to see how we can help.

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