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A New Life for Filters and Food Containers - The Green Room
Also starting in January, Preserve will accept ALL your products made with #5 plastic--butter and yogurt tubs, reusable plastic bottles, medicine bottles--as part of a new "Gimme 5" program.
Clean Energy 2030: Google's plan to save the planet
The twin pressures of climate change and the reliance on imported oil from politically unstable regions of the globe both point to a need to transform the way that the US sources, generates, and uses power. To that end, the search engine giant Google (which is developing itself some impressive green credentials) has issued a plan, Clean Energy 2030, that lays out a possible future for the energy and transportation sectors that promises to cut CO2 emissions, reduce dependence on foreign fuel imports, and save the economy billions over the next 22 years.
Environment: YellowPagesGoesGreen Like Do Not Call List for Giant Wastes of Paper
The various yellow and white pages organizations deliver a whopping 540 million unsolicited books every year, and web site YellowPagesGoesGreen aims to prevent this gigantic and obsolete waste of paper from landing at your doorstep.
Top 10 Environmental Blogs »
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We’ve been doing a lot of blog reading lately, and we’ve decided to make a list of the top 10 environmental blogs online.
Hugg: diggs get green - Download Squad
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We rarely get through a day without hearing about global warming, and how to make our lives a bit greener. Now Hugg brings it all online.
edie news centre - Living billboard promotes green message
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A living advertisement made from a hedge of willow trees has been created to send a green message to motorists in the north west.
A simple step you can take: Love Each Other!
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A lot of the time blogging (and reading) about environmental issues and global climate change can be depressing. So let’s lighten up today and talk about love.
No Impact Man: A day in our life
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One of the questions people ask me again and again is to
describe a day in the No Impact life. I always think it’s a funny question,
because I’m so used to it now and it seems so routine.
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