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Slideshow: Turning the Holidays Green

Looking for an eco-friendly gift for that special tree-hugger in your life? This guide has you covered, right down to the wrapping paper. By Lewis Wallace.
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($44) made from a discarded bicycle sprocket and recycled rubber tires.Courtesy of Resource Revival

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Enlux Lighting's efficient LED lights supposedly last more than 35 years when put to normal use, but who's counting?

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Vulcana makes its messenger bags and other products from hemp-fused rubber. The eco-friendly hemp is grown without pesticides, and the company's patented process turns recycled car tires into sheet rubber.

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Thames & Kosmos' Power House kit, which teaches the scientific principles behind alternative energy, could turn your kid into a green super geek. The kit includes everything needed to build a model house with solar panels, a windmill, a greenhouse and a desalination system.

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The Tech Museum of Innovation sells drink coasters made of recycled circuit boards (cocktails not included).

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