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“One donated textbook inspired [William Kamkwamba] to build a windmill in his village.”

Written by Naturally Earth Friendly on October 6, 2009

One man, one donated textbook, and one dream became inspiration for thousands of Africans. Born in Malawi, a land shrunken by drought and hunger, William Kamkwamba was given a donated textbook that inspired him to build a windmill in his village. Thankfully, his dreams of bringing running water and electricity were not discouraged by the quiet whispers and laughter of his neighbors.

Reusable and Washable Adhesive Fabric Wall Decals by Mae

Written by Naturally Earth Friendly on September 12, 2009

Made of adhesive fabric, these wall decals are perfect for any child's room. They can be removed and replaced whenever you want. You can crumble them into balls and even wash them. Don't worry, they'll still look beautiful when you replace them on the walls.

Warning: If You Try Organic Beer – You Might Never Go Back to the… Other Stuff

Written by Naturally Earth Friendly on July 11, 2009

Microbreweries across the states are going organic and it makes sense with so much public attention on all things organic. When you think about the original microbreweries and handcrafted beers of yesteryear the farmers didn't depend on chemicals and pesticides to grow their crops. Their handcrafted ales were naturally organic because that's how everything was grown back then.