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"In the spirit of being kind to our planet today (and every day), why not toast Mother Earth with a glass (or two) of eco-friendly wine? And tasty snacks to go with it, of course! Dreaming Tree Wine Cabernet Sauvignon Why it&amp;#x27;s eco-friendly: The natural cork closure is sustainably grown, and the bottle&amp;#x27;s label is made with 100 percent recycled kraft brown paper and sealed with an eco-friendly sealant. Nosh on this: mushroom-prosciutto pizza (273 calories) Lange Twins Chardonnay ($15) Why it&amp;#x27;s eco-friendly: Lange Twins uses photovoltaic solar systems at its winery for energy, low-volume drip irrigation to water crops and encourages the vineyards&amp;#x27; health by preserving native grasses and trees (and even places nesting boxes for owls, birds, and bats!). Nosh on this: grilled shrimp skewers (140 calories) Clif Family Winery Climber Limited Release ($28) Why it&amp;#x27;s eco-friendly: Clif farms uses organic grapes in many of its wines and is working toward an official CCOF certification (so that all its wines are 100 percent sourced with organic fruit). Nosh on this: mini-brie and apple quiches (39 calories) Fritz Estate Zinfandel ($25) Why it&amp;#x27;s eco-friendly: Fritz uses gravity to move wine throughout its winemaking process (from the crush pad to the tanks to the barrels), which reduces the winery&amp;#x27;s carbon footprint&amp;amp;#8212;and makes the wine extra tasty too. Nosh on this: grilled garden salad (100 calories) Happy Earth Day! Have you done anything to celebrate it&amp;amp;#8212;fitness, food, fun? (P.S. There are lots morehealthy eating ideas and recipes here!) Photos: Thinkstock; Courtesy; Pinterest"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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