Millennial customers back brands that can evidence an ethical business model. So if your clothing is designed brilliantly and can back up claims of eco-friendliness, you might have a competitive edge over less environmentally conscious competitors.
Category: Renewables – Business
From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadoupolos: Why Eco-friendly Fashion Is Big Business
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“Energy Matters” Offers Some Good News, But As Usual, There’s More To the Story
If you’re looking for a summary of news from the entire energy industry: fossil fuels, nuclear, renewables and all the peripheral technologies, you may want to check out Energy Matters; regular 2GreenEnergy readers will note that I quote something this source at least …
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A Contributed Post: How to Make Your Startup Law Firm More Green
Climate change is a prominent concern for all of us. Our attitude towards the environment has changed dramatically in recent times and there is now a widespread awareness of the threat posed by climate change and the scramble to keep …
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Examining the Paradigm Shift To Renewable Energy
When I look at photos of U.S. cities taken in the early 20th Century, I like to guess the year before I look at the caption–and I’m almost always correct within a few years. How? The ratio of cars to …
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Love the Outdoors, But Need To Charge Your Phone?
Going camping or canoeing and want to make sure you can get the 0.005 kWhs required to charge your cell phone? Well, you have a few choices: a) Pack in this device I just came across, the Waterlily, a two-pound …
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The EPA Announces War on Solar and Wind: Best of Luck
Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is involved in two major offensives aimed at helping huge corporate polluters profit at the expense of the environment. The first is the repeal of the Obama-era Clean Power Plan that …
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Mensa Shows that Excellence in Public Relations Means Positioning with Breaking News
There are two main schools of thought when it comes to PR:
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The Energy East Oil Pipeline Is Dead; Market Economics Bit It in the Back Side
TransCanada, the company behind Keystone XL, just pulled the plug on its environmentally disastrous Energy East Pipeline in Canada. Their #1 reason: Basic economics.
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Fossil Fuel Divestments, Both Secular and Religious, Are Making a Real Impact
Yesterday, on the anniversary of his death in the 12th Century, we celebrated the life and accomplishments of Saint Francis of Assisi. Born into wealth, he walked away from it all when he heard the voice of Christ tell him …
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Why Tax Cuts for the Wealthy Do Not Grow the Economy
In this video, billionaire Tom Steyer discusses the tax reform being contemplated in Washington, and discusses the validity of trickle-down economics, i.e., the theory that tax cuts for the wealthy serve to grow the economy. Though he does a wonderful …
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