Four Unusual but Fantastically Green Mulch Alternatives
April 4, 2011
Traditional mulch, step aside. Creatively reused chips, bits and clippings are the new fad in garden bedding.
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Ford Motor Company’s Nancy Gioia and Honest Tea’s Seth Goldman
April 4, 2011
“Green is Good” welcomes Ford Motor Company’s Nancy Gioia and Honest Tea’s Seth Goldman to discuss their green initiatives.
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Ten Amazing Tennis Ball Furniture Designs
April 1, 2011
Amazing furniture and interior design made out of recycled and repurposed tennis balls!
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McDonald’s Recycling Programs Push Toward Zero-Waste
April 1, 2011
Twenty years after it introduced its Environmental Defense Waste Reduction Task Force, McDonald’s is still pushing to reduce its environmental impact.
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YPA’s Neg Norton: Recycling Print Directories in a Digital Age
March 31, 2011
Make sure to recycle your old directories and opt out of those you don’t want to receive.
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Tetra Pak Containers: Do They Really Deserve a Green Halo?
March 30, 2011
With its complex make-up, is the European-born packaging more trouble than it’s worth?
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Finding a Greener Garden Hose
March 30, 2011
Is a greener garden hose the answer, or do we need to shift our watering focus elsewhere?
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Which is Best: Recyclable Paperboard or Polystyrene Egg Cartons?
March 30, 2011
With landfill space filled with old egg cartons, reuse possibilities abound.
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Music Icon Mosaics Created from Thousands of Recycled Fragments
March 30, 2011
Ed Chapman, one of the U.K.’s leading mosaic artists, uses everyday objects such as guitar picks, coins, glass, tile fragments and even sugar cubes to create truly spectacular images.
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Sustainable Social Justice
March 29, 2011
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s methods for helping humanity include those both financially and environmentally sustainable.