Intel Tech Wonders: Low Impact, Discovery and Change

November 21st, 2011 | Jason Lopez

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The website ecofabulous.com is about style… and changing the world. The company’s manifesto says ecofabulous means “celebrating high style with low impact, being savvy and open for a bit of discovery,” and, “inspiring change.” As a journalist, having worked at publications like House & Garden, Domino, and Architectural Digest, Zem Joaquin parlayed a blog about lifestyle and sustainable products, into an influential international online presence. You can find her testing a new detergent in her kitchen sink to co-chairing high profile events like Global Green’s “Gorgeous and Green.” Zem also has begun a collaboration with Intel in its Progress Through Processors program championing technology sustainability.

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