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What are some current major issues in NE Asia?

I have to do a paper in history, but I can’t think of anything. It can be anything from celebrities to environmental.
The areas of NE can be China, the Koreas, Thailand, Japan, and Mongolia.
Issues I can’t do:
The North Korean refugees
Global Warming

Thank you~

need help summarizing….?

I was wondering if someone could help me summarize these paragraph’s, cause I don’t understand it.

Development of freedom

Whether in sub-Saharan, China or elsewhere, chronic poverty deprives numbers of people of the incentives and economic means to care for and nourish their natural environment. Yet being poor is only one element of people’s blighted relationship to the environment. According to economist and Nobel laureate Amarthya Sen, poverty needs to understood in broader terms than only the lack of monetary income. Sen argues that poverty should be characterized fundamentally in terms of the deprivation of basic freedoms, rather than merely low incomes. In his view, development not only has the economic dimension with which it is usually understood but, more important, requires the removal of the “unfreedoms” endured by most people in underdeveloped countries. Besides poverty, these unfreedoms include, deprivation of health care, lack of sanitation, exclusion from education (especially women), exclusion from market activities, and above all, tyrannical regimes associated with systematic deprivation of political liberty and basic civil rights.

Development, in Sen’s view, must included the freedom of democratic choices as well as the freedom of economic choices. Without such freedoms, people lack the opportunity for education, public debate, and discussion, which make possible rational choices about quality of life issues, including the environment, as well as rational choices about their families or their government. It follows that environmental improvement requires not only a measure of economic power for individuals but also the broader freedoms of individuals to set priorities for themselves, their families, and their society. Such freedoms also nourish the development of social values and environmental ethnics going beyond the bounds of government regulations and market rules. These values and ethnics are essentials for developing a healthy and sustainable environment.
I have argued above that countries and people in the earliest stage of development tend to have little interest in environmental issues as typically understood in the individual countries, such as rain or global warming. In the subsistence phase, sheer survival amidst historically hostile environments has usually been the main challenge of their lives. This is not to say that poor societies do not have respect for their own environment- Native American nations, for example, generally have a profoundly spiritual relationship with their natural environment (though it has often been abused by outside forces). I have also noted that countries and people in the second phase of development, such as China, are quite aware of the collateral environmental deterioration occurring along with their industrialization and modernization. Yet in countries such as China, not only is domestic investment capital scarce, but also social priorities, including environmental quality, are set mostly by government rather than popular choice. Investments aimed at cleaning the environment typically have not reached the top of the governments priority scale, because other social investments (eg. in energy production, housing, education, and industrial production for consumption and exports) have been seen as providing far greater benefits. As mentioned above, this situation is changing as China’s economy rapidly grows.

Need help summarizing….?

I was wondering if anyone could summarize these paragraphs for me. My english is a little rusty and I can’t seem to do it…. HELP!!

Development of freedom

Whether in sub-Saharan, China or elsewhere, chronic poverty deprives numbers of people of the incentives and economic means to care for and nourish their natural environment. Yet being poor is only one element of people’s blighted relationship to the environment. According to economist and Nobel laureate Amarthya Sen, poverty needs to understood in broader terms than only the lack of monetary income. Sen argues that poverty should be characterized fundamentally in terms of the deprivation of basic freedoms, rather than merely low incomes. In his view, development not only has the economic dimension with which it is usually understood but, more important, requires the removal of the “unfreedoms” endured by most people in underdeveloped countries. Besides poverty, these unfreedoms include, deprivation of health care, lack of sanitation, exclusion from education (especially women), exclusion from market activities, and above all, tyrannical regimes associated with systematic deprivation of political liberty and basic civil rights.

Development, in Sen’s view, must included the freedom of democratic choices as well as the freedom of economic choices. Without such freedoms, people lack the opportunity for education, public debate, and discussion, which make possible rational choices about quality of life issues, including the environment, as well as rational choices about their families or their government. It follows that environmental improvement requires not only a measure of economic power for individuals but also the broader freedoms of individuals to set priorities for themselves, their families, and their society. Such freedoms also nourish the development of social values and environmental ethnics going beyond the bounds of government regulations and market rules. These values and ethnics are essentials for developing a healthy and sustainable environment.
I have argued above that countries and people in the earliest stage of development tend to have little interest in environmental issues as typically understood in the individual countries, such as rain or global warming. In the subsistence phase, sheer survival amidst historically hostile environments has usually been the main challenge of their lives. This is not to say that poor societies do not have respect for their own environment- Native American nations, for example, generally have a profoundly spiritual relationship with their natural environment (though it has often been abused by outside forces). I have also noted that countries and people in the second phase of development, such as China, are quite aware of the collateral environmental deterioration occurring along with their industrialization and modernization. Yet in countries such as China, not only is domestic investment capital scarce, but also social priorities, including environmental quality, are set mostly by government rather than popular choice. Investments aimed at cleaning the environment typically have not reached the top of the governments priority scale, because other social investments (eg. in energy production, housing, education, and industrial production for consumption and exports) have been seen as providing far greater benefits. As mentioned above, this situation is changing as China’s economy rapidly grows.

nNeed Help summarizing…?

Can someone help me summarize these paragraphs?

Development of freedom

Whether in sub-Saharan, China or elsewhere, chronic poverty deprives numbers of people of the incentives and economic means to care for and nourish their natural environment. Yet being poor is only one element of people’s blighted relationship to the environment. According to economist and Nobel laureate Amarthya Sen, poverty needs to understood in broader terms than only the lack of monetary income. Sen argues that poverty should be characterized fundamentally in terms of the deprivation of basic freedoms, rather than merely low incomes. In his view, development not only has the economic dimension with which it is usually understood but, more important, requires the removal of the “unfreedoms” endured by most people in underdeveloped countries. Besides poverty, these unfreedoms include, deprivation of health care, lack of sanitation, exclusion from education (especially women), exclusion from market activities, and above all, tyrannical regimes associated with systematic deprivation of political liberty and basic civil rights.

Development, in Sen’s view, must included the freedom of democratic choices as well as the freedom of economic choices. Without such freedoms, people lack the opportunity for education, public debate, and discussion, which make possible rational choices about quality of life issues, including the environment, as well as rational choices about their families or their government. It follows that environmental improvement requires not only a measure of economic power for individuals but also the broader freedoms of individuals to set priorities for themselves, their families, and their society. Such freedoms also nourish the development of social values and environmental ethnics going beyond the bounds of government regulations and market rules. These values and ethnics are essentials for developing a healthy and sustainable environment.
I have argued above that countries and people in the earliest stage of development tend to have little interest in environmental issues as typically understood in the individual countries, such as rain or global warming. In the subsistence phase, sheer survival amidst historically hostile environments has usually been the main challenge of their lives. This is not to say that poor societies do not have respect for their own environment- Native American nations, for example, generally have a profoundly spiritual relationship with their natural environment (though it has often been abused by outside forces). I have also noted that countries and people in the second phase of development, such as China, are quite aware of the collateral environmental deterioration occurring along with their industrialization and modernization. Yet in countries such as China, not only is domestic investment capital scarce, but also social priorities, including environmental quality, are set mostly by government rather than popular choice. Investments aimed at cleaning the environment typically have not reached the top of the governments priority scale, because other social investments (eg. in energy production, housing, education, and industrial production for consumption and exports) have been seen as providing far greater benefits. As mentioned above, this situation is changing as China’s economy rapidly grows.

Need Help! English troubles.?

Can someone please help me summarize this….

Development of freedom

Whether in sub-Saharan, China or elsewhere, chronic poverty deprives numbers of people of the incentives and economic means to care for and nourish their natural environment. Yet being poor is only one element of people’s blighted relationship to the environment. According to economist and Nobel laureate Amarthya Sen, poverty needs to understood in broader terms than only the lack of monetary income. Sen argues that poverty should be characterized fundamentally in terms of the deprivation of basic freedoms, rather than merely low incomes. In his view, development not only has the economic dimension with which it is usually understood but, more important, requires the removal of the “unfreedoms” endured by most people in underdeveloped countries. Besides poverty, these unfreedoms include, deprivation of health care, lack of sanitation, exclusion from education (especially women), exclusion from market activities, and above all, tyrannical regimes associated with systematic deprivation of political liberty and basic civil rights.

Development, in Sen’s view, must included the freedom of democratic choices as well as the freedom of economic choices. Without such freedoms, people lack the opportunity for education, public debate, and discussion, which make possible rational choices about quality of life issues, including the environment, as well as rational choices about their families or their government. It follows that environmental improvement requires not only a measure of economic power for individuals but also the broader freedoms of individuals to set priorities for themselves, their families, and their society. Such freedoms also nourish the development of social values and environmental ethnics going beyond the bounds of government regulations and market rules. These values and ethnics are essentials for developing a healthy and sustainable environment.
I have argued above that countries and people in the earliest stage of development tend to have little interest in environmental issues as typically understood in the individual countries, such as rain or global warming. In the subsistence phase, sheer survival amidst historically hostile environments has usually been the main challenge of their lives. This is not to say that poor societies do not have respect for their own environment- Native American nations, for example, generally have a profoundly spiritual relationship with their natural environment (though it has often been abused by outside forces). I have also noted that countries and people in the second phase of development, such as China, are quite aware of the collateral environmental deterioration occurring along with their industrialization and modernization. Yet in countries such as China, not only is domestic investment capital scarce, but also social priorities, including environmental quality, are set mostly by government rather than popular choice. Investments aimed at cleaning the environment typically have not reached the top of the governments priority scale, because other social investments (eg. in energy production, housing, education, and industrial production for consumption and exports) have been seen as providing far greater benefits. As mentioned above, this situation is changing as China’s economy rapidly grows.

What differs Bush’s “oil” money mongering from Al Gore’s “alternative energy” money mongering?

Stock vs. Stock….

Do we buy from Asia, or the Middle East?

documentary on alt energy. where can i get free stock footage online?

our school documentary is on alternative energy. we want to use free stock footage. is this available anywhere online?

Want to crush demand for BP: how can we encourage alternative energy use?

Here are a few ideas….I’m wondering if any of you have any others:
A) Find ways to have fun locally rather than “driving into town” to do that.
B) Give up your SUV for a small car or, better yet, a motorcycle or public transit. With the latter two you get more MPG than with just about any “Hybrid”, plus its a whole lot cheaper.
C) When you travel, carpool (2 or more people at all times)
D) Turn your A/C a good 10 degrees higher (IE 80 instead of 70 degrees).
E) Going 7 miles or less near good roads? Take the bicycle instead.
F) Got stocks in BP? Take them out, now!…and put them in competitors such as Shell who have much stricter safety standards (we’re talking 2 even fairly minor safety violations and employees get fired).
G) Lobby and vote for transit improvements to go toward things like HOV lanes and public transit, rather than wider highways. While you’re at it, vote for things like stricter fines for drivers needlessly obstructing traffic, rubbernecking, and not paying attention who often cause fuel-burning traffic jams.

I don’t understand the disagreements over global warming?

Given the huge number of variables, many probably not even identified, events such as climate change will be debated up to either the completion or elimination of the event. Anyone who has taken high school chemistry should understand the theory and why it is possible.

Personally, I’m convinced something is happening, and have made changes to be far more energy efficient in my life and career. If I’m right, I’ve made my contribution to eliminating the problem.

If I’m wrong, here’s the impact on me: my fuel bills for my car and home are cut in half, the bottom line at my business is stronger due to reduced energy costs, my new landscaping looks awesome, and I have a slightly clearer conscience on wars over oil. I also have enjoyed some nice capital gains on emerging alternative energy stocks. It’s all win/win for me.

For you folks who disagree that man has an impact on global warming: if you’re right, you get bragging rights (but you still pay more for energy than I do)

What if you’re wrong? I’m anxious to hear your answers.
To dbj5: It’s not an unbiased opinion, it’s carefully considered. The price of oil is flirting with 100/b USD. If you think it will stay at $100, give me some of what you’re drinking.

As for spreading my bias, I have never commissioned or funded a research paper into global warming. I’m just assuming that people will quickly tire of 100+USD oil and seek out alternatives. We all know that people will vote with their wallets long before there is any legislation dealing with greenhouse gases. I see no disconnect in investing in my beliefs.

What is going on with the stock market!!!? All 3 of my index funds are sinking like crazy…?

I own vnaguard total international stock index, total stock index, & gaaex (alternative energy companies)—- ALL are sinking EVERY day for the past few days— Im losing 1000s… is it time to pull out or wait it out?
I am willing to leave this money alone for 5-10 years — but all these sharp declines across the board are making me jittery

When will oil companies decide to switch over to renewable energy?

Will it be before they suck up all the world‘s oil resources or after? and can governments put more pressure on oil giants such as BP, Exxon Mobil, Shell etc to speed up the transition.

Is Hydro electricity a Renewable energy?

Many in the energy community on the west coast of the USA and the world feel that Hydro electric power in its current form is a non-renewable energy source. They feel this way because how we currently make hydro power is a non-sustainable way of making power and a to be renewable you have to be sustainable. What do you think?

How different would the World be if the USA spent half of its war chest on renewable energies and peace?

Which country’s power resources all come from renewable energy resources?

Which country uses the most wind, solar and hydroelectric energy resources in the world?

The Future Energy of the World?

Do you think the US should be investing in Hydrogen technology for the future?

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, and Hydrogen is gas is used to power fuel cells, which have the potential of being 95.4% efficient. It is a clean renewable energy alternative, that when used in a fuel cell produces water (clean pure water). It is not only good for the environment but some scientist are researching it as being able to be a self generating source for electricity. the argument against it is it cost a little more to make then drilling for gas and oil or stripping the land away to get to the coal buried beneath. In 2006 the US and World energy agencies all declared that oil reached it’s peak production. that is the oil left in the ground can no longer sustain the current rate it is being used. in the nest two or three decades oil may no longer be available to power cars, heat homes, make plastic…
The Hydrogen fuel cell technology is over two hundred years old, but it has not been looked at until the 90s as an alternative. Wouldn’t it make sense to commit to using it where it will help purify the waters of the earth, There are no greenhouses gases formed by using it, and every home could have it’s own power station, as well as ever car.

What do u think about the issue of sustainability and sustainable development?

Sustainability is meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs while sustainable develpoment is a process of achievement of individual human and social potential that protects and where necessary regenerates the natural environment rather than destroying it. Is sustainability an important issue and to what extend that they are necessary…?

Concentration for Undergrad: Sustainable development or Architecture. Future career?

I am an urban studies major at Columbia University. I have an interest in both sustainable development and architecture. Unfortunately, due to the requirements in my major, I cannot concentrate in both. Which one would be more beneficial career-wise in the long run? I am interested in urban planning and real estate development

What is Sustainable development?

What is Sustainable development?

how are the renewable/non renewable resources connected with sustainable development?

I kind of know the meaning of sustainable development, in which society is trying to enhance technologies ec.. to make the world better, also thinking about future generations. Then i also know what are the renewable and non renewable resources, but i have a test coming up on sustaianabel development, and have a problem how to connect/mention the resources when talking abt sdevelopment. thanks alot

What type of capital most suit the ‘pillar of sustainable development’ social?

It has wat are the three pillars of sustainable devopment. One of the pillars is social and it says wat types of capital r most relevent to social. thanx

Do companies like Nike sell shoes that are made from organic or recycled material?

I need new runners and I want to buy ones that are made from recycled material or something Eco–Friendly. I live in Canada and don’t have a lot of stores to choose from. Do any “famous” brands sell shoes that are better for the environment? Thanks.

Eco-Friendly Stufffsss(:?

Okay, Tomorrow’s Earth Day & I neeeedd some help!
I have a shirt picked out “Earth Day Every Day” (white & Green), Pair of Blue Jeans, Brown Shoes, how should I wear my hair? I want it to look Mother-Nature-y? & How can I make some eco–friendly stuff to wear? Maybe a bracelet er something like that ; out of stuff that’s probably already at my house though…Whoever comes the most eco–friendly to school gets extra credit on a Science Test, & considering I’m failing, I need all the help I could get.
Please? 😀
It doesn’t actually have to BE eco–friendly,
as long as it looks nature-ey(x

What are some cool eco-friendly or recycled products?

I wanted to see if there were any products the answer’s community would know about that are pretty cool and useful.

I’m not talking about a ‘green’ water heater or anything, I’m talking about stuff like this, the mighty wallet. It’s made from recycled material, it’s strong, tear-resistant, and water-resistant.
http://www.dynomighty.com/products.php?s=mighty%20wallets

There’s also these shoes I like from Simple.
http://www.simpleshoes.com/productDetails.aspx?g=&productID=2945&model=CARport%20-%20Elastic%20Lace

I just didn’t know if there are some other products I don’t know about that people generally use everyday that’s recycled or eco–friendly and relatively cool. All answers are welcome, and if you can, include a link to the site showing the product off.

what stores downtown have the best selection of Toms Shoes?? (Manhattan NYC)?

I want to get some TOM’s shoes (the eco friendly green ones) for my trip i’m leaving Friday so i will not have time to order online. Where can I find a good selection of colors in New York???

Thanks!

Do TOMS shoes smell as bad as people say they do?

I feel like getting a pair of TOMS shoes, but I’ve heard some people say that they smell after awhile. Obviously if you wear shoes without socks they’re bound to smell at some point, but my question is do they start to smell immediately, and is it completely rank (since they’re suppose to be eco–friendly)?

What are the pros and cons to alternative energy and nonrenewable energy?

Answer that has the most pros and cons to both alternative and nonrenewable energy will receive the ten points. best answer will be chosen around 2 hours after this post is submitted or possibly 7 hours if I wake up to check this post tomorrow morning. It is currently 9:38 p.m.

What is an Alternative Energy that could be used for Aluminum Production?

Aluminium production currently releases a massive amount of greenhouse gases in to the atmosphere. Does anyone think there is an Alternative Energy source the Aluminum Industry could use to prevent the amount of Greenhouse Gases they are currently releasing?

What is the democratic and Obama version of alternative energy? When will it be available at what cost?

Can all people of America change their cars and energy usage to alternative one?

We have >150 millions cars in USA. Can car owners abandon theirs for newer versions in 5-10 years time if alternatives available.

What is the purpose of looking into alternative energy sources?

What is the purpose of looking into alternative energy sources?

What type of engineering program deals with alternative energy?

i need to pick a program for college, and i want to do engineering. there isn’t a college that i can find that deals with alternative energy as a major, so i was wondering what major would be in a similar area. right now i’m thinking manufacturing engineering, but i dont know.

Whaich is contry is better for career in fuel cell and other renewable energy technologies, US or Australia?

I have job offer from both countries. Both organizations are equivalent in reputation and salary. I am thinking of 2 years from now.

what are some good jobs that involve sustainability?

Im a freshman at the University of Oregon. I am a business major and I am interested in doing some kind of work in the sustainability field. Being a freshman I am no pro when it comes to sustainability, but I would like to do some kind of work that involves improving the environment and promoting renewable energy. Whats a good job I could possibly see myself doing in the futre?

Confused about Renewable energy…?

I am going for a job at a renewable energy company. You don’t need experience but I like to do research for any job that I am going for and this one has got me stumped. Can someone please explain (in very simple terms because the internet pages do not help me, just confuse me more) what renewable energy is, and any examples that might help me better understand. Thank you 🙂

Becoming A Renewable energy Engineer?

Hello I am interested in becoming a renewable energy engineer.I dont know if thats the exact name of it but I want to be the people that study new ways to get energy like wind and solar.

I want to create and research technology that will get us off oil once and for all.But What is that jobs name and What do I study to be able to do it.

Why on Earth did Congress ever pass laws to give tax breaks to companies for sending jobs overseas?

What were they thinking? Was it “China will lend us money if we give them jobs“? I don’t get it.

Also people say the stimulus money made renewable energy jobs in China. What was wrong with making them here?
Hard to believe that special interest groups got ALL of Congress to sell us out. Or maybe they ARE all a bunch of crooks.
How did it slide by with no one noticing???
Yes, it costs them less in labor so why do they need a tax break on top of that??

Corporations owning Congress, yes, probably so. At least Obama is negotiating medicare prescription prices now or at least the insurance rates for medicare supplements.

Do any American grocery stores have plastic carrier bags?

…because in the UK nearly every store uses plastic carrier bags and in American movies and TV shows i have mostly seen them using brown paper bags. Also, Plastic carrier bags seem to be more convenient as they are stronger, water proof and have handles you can hold. Why don’t America use the plastic ones? Is it an environmental issue?

are two stroke street legal sport bikes popular in America?

the place where I am from (far east), there are a lot of people who are interested in two stroke sport bikes like RGV, TZR, NSR250 or 125. I rarely see those two stroke bikes on American Ebay or other american motorcycle website. Is that because there is some kind of policies against two strokes for the environmental issue? I wonder if I can get an used two stroke sport bike like Aprilia RS125, or Honda NSR125 in America for daily transportation. I think those single cylinder two stroke bikes are easy to take care of, light, beautiful, and have just enough power if you ride in cities.
And.. roughly how much would a two stroke 125 or 250 cost?
Thanks guys…. maybe I just have to adjust myself to those four strokes. But I really miss the feeling of riding a screaming and smoking YAMAHA TZR250 flying on street.

How low will wages go before our government begins to consider the economic welfare of her citizens?

The general level of wages in the USA continues to decline in line with the export of jobs, factories and industries to foreign countries. The government insists that American companies meet certain safety, environmental, regulatory and political regulations, but place no such restrictions on foreign firms. Our government claims that this “free trade” is good for world, but what about America?

The issue of illegal immigration contributes to our declining wage scale, but our governmnent refuses to do anything about the illegals whose sheer volume have cut a wide path of economic distress through millions of good paying jobs. I once had many friends who worked construction and made enough money to buy a house and raise a family. Today, one must be a job foreman in order to provide the same standard and then must be bilingual in order to be considered for the job.

It appears the moneyed powers who control our governmnent and profit from our distress have a firm lock on our future.
So many pompous and arrogant Americans—you have completely missed the point of the question. You deserve your futures!

I need help on this Geography question!! Thanks!!?

Okay… so in geography it says…

**Select an environmental issue faced by the countries of this region. Write a brief essay describing the problems presented by each issue and possible solutions to these problems.

I am studying South America and here are the issues..

*ISSUE
Land-

*PROMLEM
loss of farmland
land degradation
ownership rights

*CAUSE
erosion
industrialization
urbanization
agricultural expansion
population increase

*POSIBLE SOLUTION
sustainable land management practices
public awareness

So can you please right an little essay for that? Thanks so much!! I really appriciate it!! 🙂

How do you think we can increase the environmental efficiency of Americas fastest growing community type?

In America, suburban sprawl is occuring at a rapid pace. While high density urban living and low density rural living are intrinsically more ecologically friendly, suburban life poses a whole new set of issues to deal with. What ideas do you have to “green up” the suburbs?

what is the sustainable community built in Brazil that does research in green technologies?

I had read about a community in brazil that has played a major part in proving that sustainable communities are possible by using micro grids, mini hydro turbines and small wind turbines. I cannot remember the name or find anything online.

Is there a good website to find out about ethical and sustainable designers and company’s?

Currently doing some research into sustainable designers and company’s but having a bit of trouble finding any good websites and wondered if anyone out there had any website suggestions?

I’m looking for company’s who are well known for being sustainable.

How is the rainforest being managed in a sustainable way?

Geography homework – to research how the rainforest is being managed in a sustainable way?

What is sustainable fossil fuel consumption?

If fossil fuel production were to remain what it is now (very slow), and every human consumed the same amount of fossil fuels, what would be the sustainable level of consumption for each person? Sustainable means able to be done forever. Thanks! 😀

What are the roles of a Quantity Surveyor in promoting and helping to create Sustainable Construction?

Quantity Surveyor is also known as a Building Cost Consultant or a Construction Estimator.

So I’m curious as to what part can a QS play when it comes to embracing the environment and developing Sustainable Construction.

How to wash clothes eco friendly?

I would like to know how can I wash my clothes, efficiently and eco friendly.

What Do You Think Of Eco-friendly Paper Clothing?

This is for a project of mine regarding ‘Sustainable Paper Fashion’:

House-Wear, a brand founded by Laura Sansone has created eco–friendly paper clothing instead of the usual organic cotton. These lightweight clothing are made up of flame-proof washable, breathable, recyclable paper called Tyvek.

Here is an example:
http://www.inhabitat.com/wp-content/uploads/yukahousewaresdress.jpg

Firstly, do you think it is a fresh and interesting idea?
Secondly, would you purchase such paper clothing to help save the environment?

Thanks!

Would you wear eco-friendly clothing?

Or sustainable in terms of fair trade and the like if they were fashionable, and just a bit higher priced than what you’re used to?

What are some eco/worker friendly companies to buy clothes from?

I would like to shop online for eco/worker friendly clothes from companies like Patagonia. I need a company that ships to the United States.

Would you shop from a retail store exclusively carrying ‘eco friendly’ clothes and accessories?

The clothes are actually really cool and isn’t all “green and granola”. Just wondering if fashionista consumers would find it intriguing to walk into an eco friendly clothing store without having preconceived ideas on whether or not we’d be carrying all Birkenstocks and hemp clothes (which we’re not).