On Earth Day, Green Entrepreneurism is Alive and Well

In preparation for Earth Day on today's MOMocrats MOMochat radio show, Cynematic and I recounted our visit to last week's Go Green Expo in Los Angeles, and how encouraging it is to see the green sector of the economy beginning to flourish. We both were especially impressed with the range of green entrepreneurs represented there, especially those that were headed by women.

As promised, here are links to some of the businesses we mentioned on the show:

Linda Loudermilk Designs - Sustainable, organic, socially conscious... and fashionable, too.
Children's Clothes by Fuzzy Green Monster
Poster of Jersey Shore's "The Situation," endorser of The Green Garmento reusable dry cleaning bag.

One of favorite products - as moms - was Wrap-N-Mat - a nifty, reusable  food wrap that replaces plastic sandwich bags. Naturally, this product was invented by a mother of four, who is the company's CEO.

Designer LED Lights from Viribright.
Los Angeles area residents can hire Farmscape Gardens to design and maintain their own urban farms. The enterprise's staff of professional horticulturists also works with local schools.

There were more exciting products and services on display at the Go Green Expo, and we hope to focus on more of them on a future MOMochat show.

Comments

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[Kimberly Stanford]

Wow! So many cool stuffs in one place. A lot of people are now turning to greener options and entrepreneurs are willing to fulfill the green boom. As you can see on these cool, environmentally friendly products, I hope many more people will turn into greener options.