April 24th, 2008
Are you into green design or know someone who is?
The very popular Holiday and Spring Fair events at the Grand Central Terminal in New York are going green. The competition judges — world-renowned designers and architects — are looking for a green design that incorporates and highlights the historic integrity of Vanderbilt Hall.
If […]
By Peggy -- 1 comment
April 7th, 2008
You’ve probably seen the message, “Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail,” at the end of e-mails you receive.
Adding a green message to your e-mail signature can be an effective way to draw notice. After all, the people you’re e-mailing know you. If you care about the environment, they may wonder what more they […]
By Peggy -- 4 comments
February 28th, 2008
I learned about ecoEnvelopes from our friends over at ecofabulous in their recent post: Pushing this Envelope.
And I must say, how very awesome of the US Postal Service to approve the first ever reusable envelope. These babies delete the need for reply envelopes.
According to ecoEnvelopes, their product can cut business mailing costs by 15 to […]
By Peggy -- 1 comment
December 16th, 2007
One way to get involved in the green movement is to actually get a job that relates to green living. You can do something simple, say like run a green living blog :) or publish articles on green topics.
You can try to get on with a minor or major green organization but many are non-profits […]
By Jennifer -- 3 comments
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