Despite the dire state of the economy, 34 percent of American consumers indicate they are more likely to buy environmentally responsible products today…

“Green” Collar Jobs, “Green” Investing, “Green” Buildings, “Green” Stimulus… The “Green” label seems to be everywhere these days! But what does “green” mean?..

Have you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between Carbon Tax and Cap & Trade? Why we need to decrease CO2 levels? Check out this great animated video…

Recycle your old calendars, both at home and the office.

A typical family consumes over 182 gallons of soda, 104 gallons of milk, 29 gallons of juice, and 26 gallons of bottled water a year. That’s a lot of containers – make sure they’re recycled!

Out of every $10 spent on store purchases, $1 (10%) goes for packaging that is thrown away.

Did You Know?
5% of the world’s people generate 40% of the world’s waste. Consider making 2010 the year you really help turn that around.

Recycle your beverage containers, including bottles from wine and plastic egg nog containers.

Take any unwanted gifts to a Goodwill location or list them on sites like eBay or Craigslist.

When you have finished eating all your chocolates and cookies, keep the tins and reuse them as storage containers.