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Date Posted: 08:04:39 05/06/10 Thu
Author: morgan
Author Host/IP: 66.82.9.49
Subject: oil spill

can we talk about the oil spill or is that a 'forbidden subject'?
so who makes the rules here anyway?
for a while i have been cutting down on products that use petroleum. goodness knows it has seeped into everything. i don't think i can stop using all of it but a slow down helps. i start with cleaning stuff.
i really wish there would be more choices in products. i hope there will be. i have noticed that the big companies are making 'green' products now. how do i know who to trust and not? do i give them benefit of hope?

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