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At 10:30am on June 4, 2008, Kate said…: Thank you Diane for all of the work you have to done to support the Green movement! I just bought your book and am so eager to dive into it (I'll probaby have it read by tomorrow night). I firmly support your theory on voting with your dollars, and I promise you that I'm in! Cheers :)

At 6:54pm on April 2, 2008, Gretchen said…: I started reading your book yesterday. Today I am on page sixty! I have already told my best friend and mom about the book. They will both be purchasing it as well. I told them they the book holds so much valuable information they should get their own copy instead of borrowing mine! I need my Green Bible by my side! You have done such a wonderful job of gathering information! Thank You!

At 5:31pm on March 26, 2008, Kate Kositch said…: Thank you for taking the time to come out on a book tour - it was great to meet you last week! I look forward to spending more time with your book and learning more ways to incorporate these changes into everyday life and budgets.

At 11:51pm on March 5, 2008, Devin said…: Hi Diane. I just bought your book today and I am only to page ten so far but so far is has been great. I love what you are doing and support you all the way.
Devin

About Me:: I started Big Green Purse because I believe we can make our money matter and change the world. I've been working to protect the environment since I got my Master's Degree in Natural Resources Management from the University of Michigan thirty years ago. I live in an "eco" house I helped design and build in 1985, and try to do my best to lighten my impact on the earth. I launched the One in a Million Campaign to inspire one million people to shift their spending to eco-friendly products and services. It's exciting to see how many people are signing up!

How I'm spending my $1000:: I buy organic milk and produce; I buy household sponges rather than paper towels. I have been trying to purchase clothing made from recycled or organic fibers, but that can be challenging, since there aren't a lot of options in department stores yet. I buy baking soda and vinegar or Bon Ami instead of cleaning products that contain more potent chemicals. Now that it's spring time, I'll be buying native plants.