10 Ways to Go Green This Week

September 23rd, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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10 Ways to Go Green This Week
Take a minute to look at these green suggestions you may not have considered...

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Companies Support World Alzheimer’s Day

September 21st, 2009 by David Rostan
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Companies Support World Alzheimer’s Day
Today is World Alzheimer’s Day and whether you are a company or an individual, you can help raise awareness to end this disease. The first step for everyone is to learn the early detection signs of Alzheimers.  As with many diseases, education, understanding and early detection are keys to fighting the affliction. Over 200 companies are supporting...

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A Cultural Eating Disorder

August 31st, 2009 by Guest Author
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Food is a complex issue - on all of industrial, societal, and even psychological levels. Discussing food as a system, seemingly without variation, is painting some fairly broad strokes, but the key to this, if I read Pollan correctly, is through...

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Unreported pesticide in some drinking water

August 27th, 2009 by Elizabeth Ulion
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Earlier this week the New York Times began a section of stories called Toxic Waters – a look at the worsening pollution of America’s waters. To continue SocialYell’s discussion on water safety I wanted to highlight the first article in the series: Debating How Much Weed Killer is Safe in Your Water...

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Le Fauxganic (The Greenwashing of Food): Processed Food

August 27th, 2009 by mjnesta
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If you tuned into SocialYell last week, you got a primer on fauxganics.  At its most basic level, organic foods, particularly whole foods (those that come right off the vine, branch, etc.), may not be as pure as you think.  Prepare to get even more befuddled. Slide a few aisles down in the supermarket and hit...

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Clean Water – for Free

August 24th, 2009 by David Rostan
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We are giving away a free ZeroWater water filter system. It's easy to enter and to spread the conversation about clean...

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Call for a ban on antibacterial products in Canada

August 21st, 2009 by Elizabeth Ulion
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The Canadian Medical Association called for a federal ban all antibacterial household products because of growing research that shows they cause bacterial resistance, according to the Globe and...

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10 Tips for Safe Drinking Water

August 20th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Are you a bottled water kind of person or do you take your water from a filtered tap? Not sure what you do and don’t know about safe drinking water? Check out what the experts have to...

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Le Fauxganic (The Greenwashing of Food): The Basics

August 17th, 2009 by mjnesta
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The truths about greenwashing are everywhere.  If you are just starting out on this journey of living a more sustainable lifestyle, along with the increasingly “green” product line on your local Walmart’s shelves, you’ll most likely notice a growing awareness that claims of greenness may not be 100% truthful.  So, OK, you check out SocialYell’s...

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Corporate Social Responsibility Discussion

August 12th, 2009 by Elizabeth Ulion
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Corporations are beholden to their shareholders. They exist to make a profit. For this reason what good can a corporate social responsibility statement or plan really...

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