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11/29/2011

Real Tree vs. Fake Tree -- Which is more eco-friendly?

Posted at: 11/28/2011 6:42 PM By: Gordon Severson

11/18/2011

Its cool to read about what these organizations are doing to go Green. I've touted Kohl's green initiatives in the past and am happy to see them getting national recognition.

Google, Intel, Kohl's, Staples and the Empire State Building were among the winners of the EPA's Green Power Leadership Awards, presented yesterday in San Francisco.

11/17/2011

The new Global Reporting Initiative database is awesome.

Companies will be able to benchmark their sustainability data against information from thousands of other firms, using a database just launched by the Global Reporting Initiative.

11/08/2011

A huge THANK YOU to all the volunteers who came out on November 5th to plant trees along the Legacy Trail in Lexington for the Lexmark/CSX Trees for Tracks Event. The brisk weather and frost on the ground didn’t keep the more than 160 volunteers from coming to the event and planting more than 600 t...

11/08/2011

Fascinating stuff.

Facilities operated by Abbott Labs, Boeing, Ford, GE, GM, Shell and Weyerhaeuser all appear on a secret EPA "watch list" published. for the first time, by NPR and the Center for Public Integrity.

11/08/2011

Hope to see you at the Green Convene meeting tonight!

10/13/2011

Go green for Halloween by shopping at the Goodwill. "In 2010, Goodwill Industries® diverted more than 2 billion pounds of used goods from landfills."

10/04/2011

Recycling is the easiest way to go green. Recycling decreases the demand for virgin materials and diverts landfill waste.

09/19/2011

Here's one for the record books. If they can do it so can you!

The iconic skyscaper, whose green retrofit and refurbishing have become almost as celebrated as the landmark, achieved the certification under Leadership for Energy and Environmental Design standards today.

08/10/2011

If you follow the green industry you've probably heard of Ray Anderson. We lost an amazing pioneer and leader this week!

Ray Anderson, a green business leader, died on Monday from cancer. Interface Company President and CEO Dan Hendrix announced on Monday that Ray Anderson died in his Atlanta home, surrounded by family members.

08/03/2011

Working on the University of Cincinnati Climate Action Plan, awesome project!

07/11/2011

Wow...

Australia will set its carbon price at A$23 (US$24.70) per ton under carbon tax plans unveiled on Sunday. Outlining a package of measures to tackle climate change, prime minister Julia Gillard said the carbon tax will be a fixed-price mechanism starting on July 1, 2012.