Commercial Playground Equipment – Greener Than You Think
March 4, 2010
As going green becomes more important to American consumers, we’re sure to see more companies take a sustainable approach to playground manufacturing.
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Could a Recycling Consultant be Right for Your Workplace?
March 3, 2010
One thing you may have never considered is a recycling consultant. (Yes, there is such a thing!)
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The North Face’s Eco-Conscious Evolution
March 3, 2010
The North Face has a new line of apparel called “Polartec Eco” that is made from post-industrial and post-consumer waste.
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It’s Just a Ride: What a Bamboo Bike Means for the Environment (and You)
March 2, 2010
Why not use a natural resource to fix the waste-producing, energy-sapping metal bike issue?
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The Green Games: Vancouver’s Olympics Recycle and Conserve
March 1, 2010
Vancouver should be applauded for its efforts and commitment to set a new bar for greener and more energy-efficient Olympic Games.
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Will Cloud Computing Make Personal Computers Obsolete?
February 26, 2010
Imagine a future where we can somehow reign in electronic waste, and perhaps one day eliminate it completely. The answer may be in cloud computing.
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How Green are Digital Newspapers?
February 25, 2010
I had heard about digital newspapers, but wasn’t sure how popular they are or how much of a difference they are making on the environment.
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IBM’s $86-Million Green Data Center
February 24, 2010
One of the world’s largest computer software manufactures, IBM, is moving toward conserving and making its facilities more energy efficient.
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Hospitals Find a Cure for Over Usage
February 21, 2010
Some hospitals have caught on to the idea of converting to fully digital recording systems.
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Dixon Golf’s William Carey: Bringing Recycling to Golf
February 19, 2010
Golf has seemed to be as resistant to eco-friendly change, but we at Dixon Golf decided that we would be a catalyst for change in our little sphere of influence.