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Stories by Brita Belli

Brita Belli is managing editor of E Magazine.

Selling Tap Water in New York to Help Provide Clean Water in Developing Countries

An initiative to charge diners $1 for tap water and donate it to UNICEF to provide clean drinking water is taking off.
Posted on May 7, 2008

Can Green Jobs Save the American Middle Class?

While the traditional economic outlook is bleak, the green economy is taking shape.
Posted on Nov 9, 2007

The Eco-Fashion Revolution: You Are What You Wear

Just as consumers once bought organic food before deciding to go one step further and buy local, they are now considering who grew their cotton and who turned it into a wearable object.
Posted on Sep 17, 2007

How Much of Your Food is Being Nuked Before it Hits the Shelf?

From fruit to spices to meat, contamination fears and market possibilities are spurring a food irradiation revival. But how safe is the practice?
Posted on Jul 5, 2007

Natural Baby, Poisonous World

While raising a child more naturally does involve buying more organic and nontoxic products, it's also about fostering the kind of instinctive bond that's so easily lost in our high-stress, pre-packaged world.
Posted on May 17, 2007

The Battle to Ban Toxic Toys

How some lawmakers and advocacy groups are fighting to make toys safe from harmful chemicals.
Posted on May 14, 2007