The Cost of Recycling

August 26th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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We’re facing a global controversy that shakes the very idea of being green down to its core by questioning one very simple practice: does recycling work? The results: Recycling works, but only as well as we make it...

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Green Tips for College Living

August 10th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Whether you're just starting college this fall or the routine has become old hat, these are some great tips for going green while you're getting your higher education. ...

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Ten Ways to Go Green and Lower Your Power Bill

August 6th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Want to go green AND lower your power bill at the same time? It's easier than you think. Check out these great tips from green professionals and consumers using them in their own...

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Greenpeace Ranks Greener Electronics

August 5th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Are you curious about who is putting out greener electronics and who is failing miserably? Luckily, Greenpeace has just released version 12 of their “Guide to Greener...

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Electronics Companies Go Green

July 29th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Companies like Epson are using commendable environmental programs and encouraging recycling to save the planet and attract more customers. Camera companies are following suit while other electronics companies lag behind in the race to go...

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The Reality of Sharing Your Ride

July 28th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Want to do yourself and the environment some good by carpooling, but you're not sure if its for you? Check out the pros, cons and some new solutions to drive your way to a greener...

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Eucalyptus and Neem Make for Super-Sustainable Trees

July 23rd, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Businesses like REI are now selling products made from eucalyptus wood because they claim that the trees grow quickly and "offer a strong, durable hardwood that has been harvested sustainably in Vietnam for years." This is also true for the neem tree, which is said to grow quickly and have pest-reducing/resistant...

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Cars of the Future to be made with Food

July 15th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Cars are starting to get eco-friendly and sustainable through plant and food-based materials. So, what will this mean for the future of the automotive industry, as well as the food industry? Will cars made out of this sustainable and eco-friendly material be safe to...

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CFLs and LEDs: The Greenest Ways to Glow

July 9th, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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Curious about the difference between CFLs and LEDs? SocialYell compares the two to find out what's really the most efficient way to light up your...

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How Green is General Electric?

July 2nd, 2009 by Ashley Strickland
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While General Electric has been blowing their own horn about going green, what have they really done in 4 years to actually make a difference? ...

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