September 17th, 2009 by
Ashley Strickland View Comments
The time has come for the fashion industry to start taking responsibility for its actions. As consumers, we are dependent upon the fashion industry in some way and we are partly to blame for its irresponsible ways....
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consumers, eco-friendly, fashion, vegan
September 14th, 2009 by
David Rostan View Comments
Weight Watchers has teamed up with some great partners - Share Our Strength and Action Against Hunger - to fight hunger, promote weight loss and raise awareness for both worthy...
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September 2nd, 2009 by
Elizabeth Ulion View Comments
So you only take non-stop flights or ground transportation when available, you don’t get drinks on the plane (so many little cups!) and while traveling you cut down on waste whenever possible. But where do you...
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ecotourism, Environment, footprint, travel
August 12th, 2009 by
Elizabeth Ulion View Comments
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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business, company, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment, Health, impact, Social Equity
August 10th, 2009 by
Elizabeth Ulion View Comments
It is difficult to find anything truly sustainable. Chicken may be certified organic but when the entire lifecycle of production is taken into account the sustainability goes out the window. The organic feed is shipped thousands of miles, the animals are raised in confinement warehouses by an agricultural conglomerate and sold in a big box store. This process does not support local producers, is not healthy for the chickens or the workers and puts small farmers and retail outlets out...
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chickens, electronics, Greenwashing, Sustainability
July 23rd, 2009 by
Elizabeth Ulion View Comments
Neem, a tree mentioned in the previous blog post is thought by many to be a tree of all trades here to save the day. Used for centuries in India it seems like the Neem tree can do...
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medicine, Neem, non-toxic insecticide, soil building
July 20th, 2009 by
Elizabeth Ulion View Comments
On July 10 G8 leaders allotted $20 billion for farm aid in developing countries to combat hunger. The same week they came to a soft agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions but left out any financial, regulatory and technological plan to make it happen.
I’m...
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agriculture, climate change, hunger, politics
July 13th, 2009 by
Ashley Strickland View Comments
Ready to give up your paperback book for a Kindle? Pros and cons abound in this great debate....
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Amazon.com, Kindle, paperback books, paperless, wireless
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