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5 of America’s Greenest Colleges

Mary Mazzoni, August 9th, 2010

Whether you’re a high-school student or a working mom considering a second degree, you’re sure to find your fit in one of America’s greenest colleges. Here are five of the most eco-friendly campuses on the map to help you or someone you love make their college choice with the environment in mind. College of the Atlantic Bar Harbor, Maine If ... read more

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Tagged energy, organic, recycle, students, trees

Published in General


Will ‘Inside the Box’ Thinking Change Industries?

Jennifer Berry, August 9th, 2010

For some companies, perhaps it will. Reinventing the wheel may help as well - or even a combination of both. Boxes and wheels have been a subject of conversation in Steve Lindsey's department for quite some time. As the director of security services for Walmart, his responsibility of monitoring and maintaining security for the world's largest retailer is no small task. ... read more

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Tagged cardboard, ferrousmetal, wood

Published in Paper


7 Ways to Power Up

Jennifer Berry, August 9th, 2010

It's no secret that rechargeable batteries are touted as great green upgrades for your tech. Less trips to the store, you save money and resources over time, they're always on hand. In the right circumstances, they're fantastic. But aren't we all getting bored with typical charging stations that just plug into the wall? This writer sure is. They're not ... read more

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Tagged energy, rechargeablebatteries, singleusebatteries, sportinggoods

Published in Hazardous


I Didn’t Know That Was Compostable!

Libuse Binder, August 9th, 2010

Whether you are managing your own compost bin, or you live in a town or city that composts for you, composting is one of the most efficient ways to help keep millions of tons of biodegradable trash out of the landfill. Many compostable items are probably those you are already familiar with, like veggie trimmings, coffee and tea grounds, and ... read more

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Tagged bath, cardboard, composting, ideas, kitchen, newspaper, organicwaste, packaging, trees

Published in Garden


10 Great Things to Buy Used

Mary Mazzoni, August 9th, 2010

Usually, the greenest item you can buy is one that already exists, yet it seems as though a new "eco-friendly" product hits the market daily, leading consumers to believe that they’re killing the planet with every purchase if they opt for anything but these fancy new items. We’re not saying buying new is a bad thing. We love new green ... read more

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Tagged autobodies, basics, book, cdsanddvds, clothingandtextile, reuse, toys

Published in Household


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