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All-Clad MetalCrafters, Canonsburg, PA
Handcrafted by American artisans, using American-made metals. Some of their tools and accessories are made overseas, so be careful. This stuff is not cheap.

Rada Cutlery, Waverly, IA
Manufacturing cutlery in Iowa since 1948. You can purchase Rada Kitchen Products online here.

J.K. Adams Co., Dorset, VT
Beautiful, wooden kitchen products and accessories made in Vermont

W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery, Bradford, PA
American manufacturer of premium hand-crafted knives since 1889

Recycline, Waltham, MA
This is a very cool company. They make all of their products out of recycled plastics and all items are made in the USA. Their line of products include the Preserve Toothbrush, razors, plastic cups, collanders and various other kitchenware. You can even ship them your #5 plastics if your recycle program in your town won’t accept them, way to go!

Bennington Potters, Bennington VT
Beautiful, American stoneware pottery made in Vermont

Monroe Salt Works, Monroe, ME
Salt glazed pottery, hand crafted in Monroe, Maine

Heath Ceramics, Sausalito, CA
Gorgeous Homeware, Tile & Tableware all carefully crafted in Sausalito, CA

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Made In USA Forever Blog by Todd Lipscomb

Random Test Finds Dangerous Levels of Lead in Imported Toys at 2.8% of Those Screened! November 20, 2009

According to an AP article cited on Yahoo.com (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091117/ap_on_bi_ge/us_toxic_toys), dangerous levels of lead were found in seven randomly separate toys sold at Walgreens, Target, and Wal-Mart by The Center for Environmental Health out of 250 tested. That is 2.8% of those tested. The toys included Mattel , and one each labeled with […]

Todd

CIT Bankruptcy is Large Blow to American Businesses & Economy November 6, 2009

CIT is probably the largest lending institution hardly anyone seems to have heard of. It is not a bank with branches on every corner like, Bank of America or Citibank. However, it is a very large lender to small and medium size businesses. According to last Monday’s Wall Street Journal, CIT is a lender to [...]

Todd

China Grows Cyberspying Capability: Theft of US Defense Technology Data October 24, 2009

According to a report cited in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, China has geared up its ability to steal valuable technology data over the Internet. “…Chinese cyberspies who in total steal $40 to $50 billion in intellectual property from U.S. organizations yearly…” according to a source cited in the article. It goes on to detail how [...]

Todd

China and Iran Alliance Paid for by USA October 16, 2009

China and Iran are birds of a feather. It is not about doing the right thing or making the world a better place. It is about money, politics, and most of all power for both these tyrants. According to this morning’s Wall Street Journal, China and Iran’s alliance continues to grow with billions of dollars [...]

Todd

Economy Losses Another 263,000 Jobs in September – 15 Million Now Unemployed! October 2, 2009

According to data released this morning from the government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the economy lost another 263,000 jobs in September, meaning over 15 million people are officially unemployed. However, the official unemployment rate underestimates the reality, because it excludes numerous people who have given up looking for work, been unemployed for […]

Todd

The Story of Stuff Blog

Cap & Trade: A Critical Look at Carbon Trading from Democracy Now! December 16, 2009

Filmed live in Copenhagen on Dec 15, a segment on cap and trade from Democracy Now! Featuring clips from The Story of Cap & Trade and a debate with Larry Lohmann and Fracnk Ackerman. Larry Lohmann is author of the book “Carbon Trading: A Critical Conversation on Climate Change, Privatization and Power”. He works at the [...]

Christina M. Samala

Remembering Bhopal December 3, 2009

I want to pause in the midst of the much needed debate about climate change solutions, as I do every December 2nd -3rd to remember Bhopal. Last night was the 25th anniversary of the disaster in Bhopal, India, where a Union Carbide pesticide plant released 27 tons of toxic chemical into a crowded sleeping city, [...]

Annie Leonard

A Defining Moment December 2, 2009

Now that’s a discussion! On blogs and listserves, in living rooms and classrooms around the country today, people are talking about, debating, and yes, critiquing our new short film. We made The Story of Cap & Trade to encourage a real discussion about how to solve the enormous climate challenges we face. [...]

Annie Leonard

Climate & Consumption December 1, 2009

If you’re like me, an increasing amount of your worries these days focus on the rising levels of CO2 in the atmosphere and the resulting potential for devastating climate chaos. Years ago, when I first heard about climate change, I figured someone else would work all that out while I kept plodding away with my work on [...]

Annie Leonard

Honoring Jdimytai Damour November 26, 2009

Those of us in the U.S. are wrapping up our work weeks today to spend tomorrow with friends and family, gathered around big home cooked meals and giving thanks. Yes, I know that the history of this particular holiday is not nearly as charming as our children’s schoolbooks portray, but for many, the gathering isn’t about [...]

Annie Leonard