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The 260-Mile Organic Endurathon

by Kara DiCamillo, Newport, Rhode Island on 04.15.07
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We just found out that Steve Shriver, avid athlete and founder of one of our favorite organic lip balm companies, Eco Lips, is running an Organic Endurathon. What does that mean? It means that Steve is running across the state of Iowa in ten marathons, in ten days, all while being fueled by 100% organic food and beverages and wearing nothing but 100% sustainable performancewear! The 260-mile run wraps up in an Earth Day celebration in Iowa City on April 22nd but along the way, Steve and his team are making stops at schools, organic farms and stores to educate people about organics and the benefits of a sustainable lifestyle in Iowa. The Organic Endurathon is as much a call to action for agriculture producers as it is about promoting the benefits of choosing organic products. Currently,100,000 acres of Iowa farmland are being farmed organically, which is only one percent of Iowa's total farmland. From Steve’s blog:
“The act of running 260 miles requires the wise investment of resources to sustain the effort and ensure success. The same requirements are needed to build a truly sustainable organic economy, farming operation or business.”
Go Steve! Check out his day-to-day status at Nomadik. Via ::One Shade Greener ::Organic Endurathon

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Steve really is the real deal and an amazing guy to boot. We just posted some pictures from his weekend trek. Stop by and have a look:

http://www.nomadik.com/blogs/earthday/archive/2007/04/16/steve-shriver-s-amazing-organic-endurathon-weekend.aspx

http://www.nomadik.com/blogs/earthday/archive/2007/04/16/steve-shriver-s-amazing-organic-endurathon-team.aspx

Julia Rosien
Nomadik.com Editor

jump to top Julia Rosien says:

One Man Organic Endurathon is Over

Because of an injury to his Achilles tendon, Steve has decided to end his one man race to get the word out about organics...But now he's got a whole team of runners stepping up to the plate!

Visit http://www.Nomadik.com/blogs for all the updates!

Julia Rosien
Nomadik.com Editor

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