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" Seventeen: How can teens go green? Adrian Grenier: Some people think that you have to work at being green, but if you decide to make it part of your lifestyle, it&amp;#039;s easy. For me, it&amp;#039;s about having a clear mind, being healthy, eating organic when possible, and just making smart decisions. I also like to put my energy towards initiatives that are rooted in problems that you can transform and change the issue itself, not just the symptoms.  Seventeen: What is the goal of your website, SHFT.com? Adrian: We want to inspire people to make more enlightened choices as consumers and you have to do that with culturally relevant content. That means bamboo skateboards, organic cotton t-shirts, smarter electronics. We&amp;#039;re bringing that content on SHFT.COM through film, design, art and culture. Seventeen: What types of eco products are you drawn to? Adrian: Everyone has a passion, so you want to find products that align with your tastes and also your lifestyle and beliefs. Choosing the right thing for you, whether its a cotton t-shirt, a piece of great furniture or a fuel-efficient car, is an important decision if you want to live a more evolved, conscious lifestyle. And it just feels better to live that way.  Seventeen: SHFT.com recently partnered with Ford\u2014why did you decide to do that? Adrian: We just launched a documentary series with Ford Motor Company called &amp;quot;The Big SHFT: 10 Innovators Changing Our World&amp;quot;. The series examines the seismic shifts from food and fashion to urbanization, technology, and design and puts the spotlight on today&amp;#039;s game changers in sustainability. SHFT.com celebrates businesses where great design, sustainability and innovation meet, which is why we are so excited to be forging this relationship with Ford. Ford&amp;#039;s Eco-Friendly Car Options Ford Escape: The jeans that you are rocking are not the only jeans that you will find in the 2013 Ford Escape. In the dashboard there is actually the equivalent of 2 pairs of recycled jeans used - helping to keep clothing out of landfills and support green living. So who knows, maybe your old pair of skinnies can end up in your next car. Scrap cotton from sweaters, T-shirts and more are used too!  Ford Fusion: The Fusion features a sleek look, with leading fuel efficiency. So the money you save on gas can be used to buy new clothes!  Focus Electric: The Electric features a software application that generates a personalized driver operation scorecard by rating driver behavior that impacts fuel efficiency. Scores are displayed using an easy-to-follow five-leaf icon, with two leaves set as the default and five leaves being the maximum achievable score. Throughout a drive, the scoring system generates hints on how to gain more leaves by implementing eco-driving methods. It also allows drivers to review their generated score against the software&amp;#039;s optimized eco-driving patterns. So a game you won&amp;#039;t get in trouble for playing while driving? Sounds good to us! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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