Tuesday, April 06 2010
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Some businesses have seen the wisdom of going green ahead of public pressure, others are being cajoled out of their complacency by an increasingly concerned public. The following account is a cautionary tale for businesses that ignore responsible practices. To continue reading go to THE GREEN MARKET. 
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For the third year in a row National Geographic and GlobeScan have conducted the Greendex survey to see which country has the greenest consumers. In each of the 17 chosen countries, 1,000 people answe...
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Wow it has been an interesting couple of weeks for Mountain Dew. A little over a week ago, the soft drink of choice for gamers and Xtreme sports fans was making headlines because it was confirmed that an e...
This Christmas my daughter is 5 years old, so this was really the first year she got mostly toys as gifts. Three days later, my husband and I are still dealing with the avalanche of packaging from tho...
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