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More budget and waistline conscious New Yorkers around the city are packing lunches at least a few times a week. Aside from sporting a Spongebob Squarepants lunch box or re-using shopping bags, there are plenty of stylish and eco-friendly options out there.

Street art is now available for a price at a Foot Locker store near you. amNewYork reports on Tatoot, a new NYC company selling bags "designed by well-known graffiti artists, including Sexer and Zimad, both of the South Bronx. The bags are marketed as works of art with labels that show the names of the artists and the titles of the pieces." The company owners claim they don't support vandalism, but do appreciate street art, and "while government agencies waste time and money attempting to implement Anti-Graffiti ’solutions,’ Tatoot is giving talented graffiti artists an opportunity for self-expression to reach the masses through our brand of bag products." The line launched this month and bags run around $60 a piece.

The most eco-friendly way to eat on Earth Day – and any day – is by growing your own food, eating it raw and composting the scraps. But for those of us who aren’t urban farmers, there are some good green options happening on or around April 22nd.