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We’re doing short member profiles of several businesses who contribute 1% of their annual sales to an environmental non-profit of their choice via 1% For the Planet. onepercentfortheplanet.org Sweetpea Bicycles is a small operation in Portland that hand-crafts a couple dozen beautiful steel bike frames a year fitted just for women. sweetpeabicycles.com Music courtesy of Katie Herzig for 1% For the Planet

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A [3min.] portion of our profile on 1% For the Planet, an alliance of businesses that donate at least 1% of their annual revenues to environmental organizations worldwide. Founded by Yvon Chouinard and Craig Matthews, 1% has grown to over 1000 members since it’s launch in 2002 and has donated nearly $42 million to approved environmental non-profits. Music by Neil Halstead & Jack Johnson courtesy of Brushfire Records onepercentfortheplanet.org

On my way home from Kuala Lumpur, I stopped in the city of Bangkok for a day. Besides eating tons of fantastic Thai food, I snuck into some beautiful Buddhist temples and got lost in the Blade Runner neighborhoods. The highlight for me was watching a live Muay Thai kickboxing tournament. Incredible! The fighters remained remarkably calm and focused throughout their flurries of kicks and punches. Surprisingly, it looked more like a chess match than a brawl.