Worldwise Pet Products Help Shrink Walmart’s Waste Stream
June 8, 2011
Recyclables collected at Walmart and Sam’s Club locations become your pet’s new toys, beds and accessories thanks to this innovative program.
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When Plants Grow Out of Old Manga Comics
June 8, 2011
Manga fans, take note! If you’re looking for a way to creatively reuse your old comics, here’s a way: manga farming.
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The Desert Tortoise: The Ultimate Eco-Pet?
June 7, 2011
If you’re looking to conserve as a pet owner, you’ll find no better companion than the desert tortoise.
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Tiny Recycled Robots Appear All Over Hong Kong
June 6, 2011
Though Canbots are shy critters, their creator, Orson Li, snapped some pics of his green friends in their natural habitat of Hong Kong. Recycling with a truly can-do attitude!
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General Motors’ Michael Robinson and Pitney Bowes’ Ellen Huang and Adam Lewenberg
June 6, 2011
“Green is Good” welcomes General Motors’ Michael Robinson and Pitney Bowes’ Ellen Huang and Adam Lewenberg to discuss their green initiatives.
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Dell is ‘Green by Design’
June 3, 2011
The computer brand has made a conservation commitment to significantly reduce its packaging by the end of 2012.
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The Confusing but Well-Intentioned Green Dot Program
June 3, 2011
“Der Grüne Punkt”: A corporate sponsorship program to responsibly recover packaging material, not a 1980s punk rock band.
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Givmo: A New Website That Makes You an Eco-Donation Hero
June 2, 2011
To throw away or not to throw away? Givmo erases any guilt with its eco-friendly online marketplace aimed at making one man’s junk another man’s treasure.
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Freaky Robocritters Created Out of Electronic Junk
May 31, 2011
Nature 2.0 is where our environment merges with technology. Kasey McMahon turns discarded animal parts and techno junk into Robocritters — funny, strange, thought-provoking artworks.
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DonQ Rum’s Roberto Serrallés, Ph.D., and O.N.E. Drinks’ Rodrigo Veloso
May 30, 2011
“Green is Good” welcomes DonQ Rum’s Roberto Serrallés, Ph.D., and O.N.E. Drinks’ Rodrigo Veloso to discuss their green initiatives.