Category: Sustainability

Each day we watch the slow grind of the forces that shape our world in terms of environmental justice.  We ask ourselves questions that have no answers currently: How much of the Amazon rain forest will we be able to …

A Few Individuals Can Make a Huge Difference in Environmental Justice Read More »

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Green cleaning is the cleaning process by which products and/or services are employed that exclusively feature environmentally friendly ingredients, as well as promoting naturally biodegradable compounds that do not cause skin irritations or breathing problems. Industrial-strength cleaning products are usually …

From Guest Blogger Keith: When it Comes to Clean, Make it Green Read More »

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Nowadays more and more people and institutions become really concerned about the environmental issues the humanity faces up every day. A lot of organizations were established in order to make people understand the importance of preserving the natural beauty and …

From Guest Blogger Paula Sheamus: Organic And Eco-Friendly Fashion Read More »

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There are many ways to go green. In fact, as consumers, we are at the most strategic position. What we consume and demand from manufacturers – today and for the coming years could affect how our planet will hold out …

From Guest Blogger Laya Cusano: How to Choose Eco-friendly Furniture Read More »

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Here’s an Office Depot product that shows quite clearly how misguided it’s possible to be with respect to sustainability.  We’ve all seen hundreds of ostensibly “green” products sold with fraudulent claims, but in my book this one takes the prize.  …

Grossly Misleading Claims in “Green” Products — Office Depot: What Are You Thinking? Read More »

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There is a staggeringly high number of toxins hiding in most common household cleaning products on the market. The following article will give you some information on what you can expect to find in the most common cleaning products out …

From Guest Blogger Heather Roberts: Non-Green Household Cleaning Products to Avoid Read More »

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Here’s a fabulous video that makes an important point: we consumers are on the receiving end of a steady stream of lies about the products we’re buying.  This particular segment exposes one specific form of this: the word “natural” has …

Deceptive Advertising Rampant in the Food Industry Read More »

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Product dewatering is the process of removing elements of liquid and water from waste materials, which can include sludge, slurry, sewage, industrial waste, water sources and others, according to an article by Wikipedia.org. Considering that Americans use billions of gallons …

From Guest Blogger Sarah Parkar: Benefits of Product Dewatering for Society & the Environment Read More »

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If you have a few extra minutes today and wish to invest them wisely, I urge you to check out Yiming Hu’s amazing collection of photographic works of nature. Hu writes: “To me, landscape photography is not merely a documentary …

Photographing Nature – Perhaps a Subtle Plea for a Sustainable Way of Life Read More »

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Pictured here is Gillian Christie, among the most talented, charming and energetic people I know, who runs a fabulous marketing agency called Christie Communications in Santa Barbara.  I’ve gotten to know her very well over the past few years, due …

Clean Business Investment Summit Read More »

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