With all the pictures out there of little polar bear cubs and their mothers up in the arctic looking very thin in recent years, it makes you wonder what the end result will be regarding the impending environmental changes. Is this a natural cyclical change at work here, or have our internal combustion engines, aerosols, fertilizers, chemicals, etc., over the past 100+ years been a factor in all of this? At this point, the jury is still out on that issue.
But something is definitely happening, I'm sure you'll agree. Is there anything out there, we as modern day folks may ask ourselves, that doesn't damage the environment? Rest assured, there are products out there that don't damage the environment one iota, among them being the absolutely beautiful eco-friendly photo albums available on several websites scattered across the Internet.
They're handmade works of art, and are made of jungle-renewable materials which, because the growing season never ends in the tropics of Indonesia, the island of Bali will always have the resources for their manufacture readily at hand right outside the front door of the workshop--things such as bamboo, seeds, pressed leaves and pressed flowers.
On top of that, because they are organic photo albums, they most likely don't have the dangerous chemicals (polyvinyl chlorides, or PVCs) in them that are in the plastic pages of many photo albums found in your local drug store, so your photos will be safe for decades to come, instead of getting bleached out over time.
Summing up--no damage to your photos, no damage to the environment. Additionally, most are very affordable.
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