by Waylon Lewis on Oct 23, 2009
(If you have Google Maps on your iPhone). This morning I biked (on green buddy Scott Badenoch’s mountain bike, no less) from Hollywood Hills to Venice Beach for my live @greenopolis interview. It was fun, healthy, sunny—a great way to get to know this vast, lovely, ugly, diverse, rich, poor, magnificently visual city. Biking is [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Oct 22, 2009
RSVP here. Actually, do it here on Facebook. [slide]
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by elephantjournal.com on Oct 20, 2009
If you’re in LA, or have friends in LA I ought to connect with while there, email me at waylonatelephantjournaldotcom or message me on Facebook at Waylon Lewis. Twitter: @elephantjournal With thanks to agent Mark Turner in NYC (and my buddy, Travel Channel star Ryan Van Duzer for the hookup with Mark), I finally, after [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Aug 15, 2009
Eco-Village is proof that sustainability can survive even in the concrete jungle. Eco-Village encompasses a two-block radius near Koreatown in Los Angeles, where the nonprofit organization is host to 35 residents and growing. Efficiency and togetherness are more than just ideals in this community. Eco-village inhabitants work (and play) together to shrink their collective carbon footprint, including [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on May 17, 2009
Scott Badenoch of Creative Citizen: From Hype to Habit: Going Green, Together. Scott Badenoch says that in tough economic times, with big change needed, fast, collaboration is better than competition. Love this interview via NNUS. The magic of sharing, as in breathing through resistance in yoga or meditation practice, is just one big deep breath away. [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 20, 2009
elephant journal’s Winter 05/06 issue. By Matt Menger and Robert Mann. Dharma Brat: Silver Leaf and Mixed Media on Canvas, By Matt Menger and Robert L. Mann, Los Angeles, California. Our Cover Matt Menger and Robert Mann, artists out of Los Angeles, have done the impossible: given ele a hip, happening cover, influenced equally by [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Mar 31, 2009
This sexytime for eco folks video details, in scantily entertaining fashion, just how eco, progressive…er, wow….solar American Apparel…what was I…recycling ESL free bicycles and…vertical integration, Made in Downtown LA—what an amazing body…what was I talking about? Video: PS: for all you hipster cynics out there who didn’t think this post’s title would live up to [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Mar 14, 2009
With thanks for the sartorial tip to Amanda Shi of Avita Co-op, an eco boutique in LA, here’s a great green vintage repurposed vintage tie for all y’all eco bachelors out there. I spied it on my visit to Avita when I was out for Tommy Rosen’s Eco Gift Festival some months back, wobbling [...]
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by Lindsey Block on Dec 1, 2008
Elevision – Eco Gift Expo 2008 from Waylon Lewis on Vimeo. Capitalism and economy are the driving forces of our modern world, so it is important to turn them into something environmentally-responsible. Eco Gift Expo, in Santa Monica (disclosure: elephant journal is a thoroughly-biased, proud sponsor) is the first large-scale holiday gift expo focusing on [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Oct 22, 2008
The article begins with that ubertrite line about how eco-responsible, fair-labor fashion doesn’t have to look like a hemp sack. If I read that tired line one more time, I’m gonna pull on my American Apparel undies, tube socks, vintage (reused) bellbottoms from my local vintage shoppe, fasten my local dead cow hand-tooled cowboy belt [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 6, 2008
Growing
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by elephantjournal dotcom on Aug 19, 2008
I have to admit: my first ever and most recent trip to LA was all about getting as much raw food as possible. I only had two days, however, and only one small belly, so I missed out on Cru, Au Lac and Euphoria loves Rawvolution. Just before I flew out, my sister took me to [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Aug 13, 2008
Just a little change in motivation…and LA ego becomes LA eco. I watched two episodes of Alter Eco last night—no kidding, Planet Green inspired (forced) me to get a huge TV offa craigslist and cable for the first time in my life—and I gotta say, as a yogi yuppie hipster hippie, it’s a good [...]
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by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 31, 2008
Following San Francisco’s lead on a ban that took effect last November, I had read that L.A.’s City Council just voted to outlaw disposable bags by 2010. L.A. uses more than 2 billion disposable bags every year, of which only 5% of plastic bags are recycled and 21% of paper bags. However I also just read that the ban [...]
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by Merete Mueller on Jul 31, 2008
Within the first three hours of my first trip to Los Angeles, three stereotypes were confirmed: LA is huge (I drove for hours and hours with no end to the strip malls and freeways in sight). Everyone drives. And there’s a ton of pollution (it was tough to see mountains merely a mile away through the [...]
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by Walk The Talk Show on Jan 10, 2008

Tommy Rosen’s Eco Gift Expo in LA reminds us that the Holy-days are about leaving our earth greener and fairer than we found it–not consuming it to death. Ecogift.com
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