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Sustainababy: Growing Up Green

Anna Fahey looks at pregnancy and motherhood through the lens of sustainability policy—or, rather, reexamines sustainability policy through her newly acquired “pregnancy lenses.” (Kind of like beer-goggles, but not as much fun!) Beyond myriad personal choices about "green" diapers, bottles, or toys, she finds that pregnancy and the prospect of parenthood shed new light on big policy priorities from food, air, and water quality to climate, energy, and economic security.

Readers from across the region (and other Sightline staffers) are invited to chime in with their experiences of growing green babies.


Series Posts

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03

A Womb of One's Own

11/19/2009 The womb is not free of toxic pollution.

02

How to Shop for a Green Baby

11/16/2009 Do babies really have to come with all that shiny, new, plastic stuff?

01

Breathing for Two

11/13/2009 What does energy and climate policy have to do with my baby's IQ?

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