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It is no secret now that I love the TED talks. I also happen, along with others all over the world, to love Elizabeth Gilbert, the author of Eat Pray Love. I love her for her insights and musings about human nature, her raw honesty, her sense of humor, and her ability to put her passion for life, shadow side and all, onto the page. Last year I saw Elizabeth Gilbert speak in Hartford Connecticut. The large venue was packed to the brim with people happily standing, packed in at the back. She was and is an inspired public speaker and she received a huge standing ovation. This morning my sister sent me the latest TED video with Elizabeth Gilbert and once again people are leaping to their feet after her talk. Without further ado,

LEEDs platinum certified home under construction in Venice, CA in segment from TV series It's Easy Being Green

Renee Loux gives eco-friendly tips to rocker and golf enthusiast Alice Cooper in segment from TV series It's Easy Being Green.

Renee Loux goes on a tour of organic and biodynamic wineries in Santa Ynez, CA in this segment from the TV series It's Easy Being Green.

Renee Loux gets the organic treatment at John Masters' Soho (NY) salon on segment from TV series It's Easy Being Green.

Sara Snow says it's not so hard folks.

I love this interview with Sara Snow. Her story is an inspiration for all of us.

The audience poses questions to panelists (part two).

The audience poses questions to panelists (part one).

Courtney Loveman, Brand Mother at Seventh Generation, discusses the importance of ingredient disclosure and illustrates how Seventh Generation is leading the industry.

Dr. Alan Greene, renowned pediatrician and author, shares practical information and advice for parents to create a healthy environment for children.

Jane Houlihan, VP of Research at the Environmental Working Group, presents powerful research findings, easy-to-use educational resources and highlights the need for legislation.

Seventh Generation recently hosted an interactive discussion on the topic of chemicals and our children as part of Show the World What's Inside. The conversation, held in mid-October at the Boston Children’s Museum, featured Jane Houlihan, vice president of research at the Environmental Working Group (EWG), pediatrician Dr. Alan Greene and Courtney Loveman of Seventh Generation. It was moderated by EMMY award-winning environmental journalist Simran Sethi. This is the first opening video...

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