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Cover Story: Nineteen years. EMA has been working with the entertainment industry to message environmental content within TV, film and music for nineteen years. For the last five years, with the EMA Green Seal, we’ve been greening behind the scenes as well. There’s been quite an evolution in our world these 19 years. The environment is now a very complicated word. It’s no longer seen as “fringe,” no longer the domain of the “nature lover.” It’s firmly woven into everything we do and purchase. Dare I say, mainstream? Well, not quite, but pretty close. Alternative fuel vehicles are being integrated into every automobile line. (Our friends at Toyota, being the leaders in their field are getting ready to wow us with their next generations in fuel efficiency.) Cleaning products, food companies, beauty care and on and on are all advertising their “organic” choices. All the more reason that EMA needs to move with the times and continue to evolve our message and be the mouthpiece for our industry..... continued » |
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| Fall 2008 |
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Cover Story: World-renowned photographer and environmentalist Robert Glenn Ketchum is currently featured in an exhibit at G2 Gallery in Venice, CA. Together, G2 and Ketchum are working to support and promote conservation, education, and appreciation of our natural environment. One of the leading environmental photographers in the United States, Robert Glenn Ketchum began his career as a rock photographer to the stars. Now, as an author, teacher, and photographer, Ketchum is dedicated to supporting the environment through his work, addressing issues such as deforestation, clean air and water, management of federal lands, rural gentrification and the preservation of wilderness.... continued » |
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| Summer 2008 |
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Cover Story: OK, it’s been nearly 20 years of EMA working with the entertainment industry to scream (I mean message) environmental content within TV, film and music. For the last 5 years, with the EMA Green Seal, we’ve been greening behind the scenes as well. All the while, working in the same old office space since 1995! So….when our lease was up, the hunt began to find the perfect space that we could build out "green." And we found it. Almost 20 years later, with green on everyone’s mind, we’re thrilled to be working in a showcase of sustainable design! Of course, sustainable design works to reduce consumption of nonrenewable resources, at the same time enhancing the health and comfort of those working and living within. And after just a few months in our new"home," the proof of just how comfortable and productive sustainable design can be is apparent..... continued » |
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| 2007 Highlights |
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Cover Story: Sun-power homes defy a cool housing market." "Tower gets high marks for its green features." Car companies vying for cleaner, lower mileage. Carbon offset wars, sprawl vs. multi-use urban growth, natural, organic and 100% organic... I'd say we've come of age. Every day "we're" in the news. Print, online, broadcast. We're what's on everyone's mind. The shift is happening and the new norm of sustainable, environmentally responsible consumerism and lifestyles are coming of age. Every corporation is recognizing that without an environmental division, their sales will ultimately suffer.... continued » |
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| Fall 2007 |
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Cover Story: When three new moms got together to talk about creating environmentally safe spaces for their kids, an idea was hatched. Why not create an eco-friendly baby store where parents could trust that everything purchased would be safe and non-toxic yet sophisticated and hip for their baby? Once having their children, Paige Goldberg Tolmach, Beth Birkett, and Soleil Moon Frye realized they were looking at the world with completely new eyes. Shocked by the discovery that environmental pollutants in the home are just as toxic as environmental pollutants outside of the home, they put their heads and hearts together to come up with a plan.... continued » |
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| Summer 2007 |
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Cover Story: The Golden Globes, that great Hollywood tradition, was tweaked this year and made even more "golden" by turning it "green." The EMA E! Golden Green Party presented by Lexus at 9900 Wilshire was a sustainable and starry success. As EMA and E! Network's relationship continues to grow, it was the logical choice to join together to put the "EMA" spin on the venerable winter tradition of the Golden Globes. Why not dazzle our guests with our signature gourmet organic cuisine prepared by great friend, Chef Akasha Richmond? 800 guests enjoyed the stunning and sophisticated eco-conscious decor created by Best Events. After the..... continued » |
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| Winter 2007 |
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Cover Story: Right now, green is cool. So cool in fact, that being environmentally "reckless” is decidedly uncool! And the beauty of this trend is that it’s crossing generational lines. Younger celebrities are encouraging their fans to "go hybrid” with the same passion that their older counterparts are role modeling for theirs. The reality is, the world could be very, very different for our children and grandchildren. This is a..... continued » |
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| Fall 2006 |
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Cover Story: Ok, it's our time... again. This has happened before. Everyone is thinking "green.” We've had a record-breaking summer of heat, gas prices are through the roof, organic is the "new” buzz word in every market across the world and alternative fuel is common lunchtime banter. We have lived through this before. Then, things get a little better. The season changes and the heat fades, gas prices dip, school starts, the holidays approach and daily problems take precedence. Our passions fade... continued » |
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| Summer 2006 |
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Cover Story: We all travel. And, we all live as green as possible. So what makes more sense than when traveling, to visit the most luxurious and greenest of hotels and resorts? |
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| Winter '05/'06 |
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Cover Story: The two most important words for our future are... GO SHOPPING. I know, sounds frivolous, but what I mean is, shop sustainably. Nothing can ward off global warming more effectively than proper consumerism... |
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| Fall 2005 |
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Cover Story: What do organic peanut butter and jam, household cleaning solution so pure you can drink, moisturizer without chemical additives, soy products, hybrid vehicles, organic spirits and sustainable fish have in common? Well that's what you want in your homes in order to raise a healthy family. Yeah, yeah, common sense, huh? Well, yes and no.... |
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