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Friend The Daily Green on Facebook, Win a Free Organic Cotton T-Shirt!

The Daily Green has soft, comfortable t-shirts, and we're giving away 10. So you've got a pretty good chance of scoring one.

March 21, 2009 at 2:38PM by Brian Clark Howard | comment

Facebook is fun, right? We think so, and we'd love to meet you there! Become our fan on our newly updated page!

As a little incentive, we're giving away 10 organic cotton t-shirts with our logo on them (they're super soft by the way). We'll be promoting the link to the easy sign up page through our Facebook profile, so that's the best way to find out about it! Don't worry, no purchase necessary.

We hope to see you on Facebook, on The Daily Green and wherever else green folk hang out these days! (And tell us what you think!)

P.S. Don't forget to check out our profiles on MySpace, Twitter, YouTube, etc.

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