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Rescue the Rescue By THOMAS L. FRIEDMANPublished: September 30, 2008 I was channel surfing on Monday, following the stock market’s nearly 800-point collapse, when a commentator on CNBC caught my attention. He was being asked to give advice to viewers as to what were the best positions to be in to ride out the market storm.

  gDiapers has become the first Consumer Packaged Good to attain MBDC's Cradle to Cradle Gold certification.  Cradle to Cradle Certification provides a company with a means to tangibly and credibly measure achievement in environmentally-intelligent design and helps customers purchase and specify products that are pursuing a broader definition of quality.

From Mother Jones magazine... EXHIBIT: 8lbs, 21 inches, and 3,800 diapers worth of planet-pummeling joy By Kiera Butler and Dave Gilson April 28, 2008 What's Your Baby's Carbon Footprint?: Sources TOOLS E-mail article Print article  Digg   del.icio.us   Reddit   Yahoo MyWebBACKTALK E-mail the editor    StumbleUpon   Newsvine   Netscape   Google 72% of American adults have children.

by Thomas Friedman.

What a novel idea! gDiapers! The ‘g’ stands for genuine, green, global, gentle, grassroots, gee. It’s an earth-friendly hybrid diaper. Plastic-free, so it breaks down in 50-150 days; therefore, does not sit in landfill. They are also very “breathable,” so babies are less likely to develop rashes and other skin irritations.

Dear Mr Paulson, My name is Jason Graham-Nye and my wife and I started an environmentally-friendly diaper company three years ago. We understood that the way one raises money to launch a start-up in this great Capitalist nation of yours was to write a business plan and a private placement memorandum, meet thousands of potential Angel investors and pray.

Today, Sunday September 21 is International Peace Day. Our good mates at Hands to Hearts International had a terrific event on this afternoon to celebrate the day with their Peace Heart project. gDiapers was a proud sponsor and the family enjoyed the afternoon, putting For those who want to participate, it's not too late to buy a Peace Heart kit.

Kim and I are four years into this adventure. The emergency trip back to Australia in August to renew visas reminded us of that. The travel of late has been frenetic. Earlier this year we discovered a country north of the US of A: Canadia.It rocks up there. Mums have one years paid maternity leave, guaranteed.

Fynn (6) and Harper (3) have discovered skateboarding. I have never been a fan of this alleged sport. And in our 4 years in America, despite full insurance, our emergency room experiences have meant big hits financially.