It seems like just yesterday we were ushering in a brave new era of environmental awareness and positive behavior change. New fair-trade organic free-range recyclable products were launching daily. Hybrid cars graced Hollywood’s red carpets. The US elected a President who can actually find Global Warming on a map. Then ‘Whoops, where’s that 50 Billion [...]
Entries from January 2009
Where does green turn in a downturn?
January 26th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: Environment · Green Points of View · Green Politics · Green in the Economic Downturn
Make sense of your Eco Certifications.
January 13th, 2009 · No Comments
These days, many corporate web sites are fairly bursting with well-intentioned fair trade, certified organic, sustainable supply-chain certification symbols. Looks great, but what does it all mean?
Last week I got an e-catalogue from local clothing company Eco Apparel that answered that question. Eco Apparel is a Vancouver-based clothing manufacturer who really puts their sustainability where [...]
Tags: Production · Research · Sustainable Businesses
January 12th, 2009 · No Comments
You copy on both sides of the paper. You don’t print your e-mails. You pour reclaimed rainwater water through old coffee grounds. BUT YOU CAN STILL DO MORE!! Yes, until you consider how many grains of toner you waste on each and every letter you print, you are not worthy.
Meet ECO-Font, by Spranq, which claims [...]
Tags: Green in Europe · Printing · Production · Sustainable Products
Take your statistics out and shoot them.
January 7th, 2009 · 2 Comments
We’ve all seen the stats. Millions of tonnes of CO2 here, billions of plastic bottles there. Pretty soon it’s all just a sea of number soup. Until you see the work of Seattle photographer Chris Jordan.
The image above, for instance, looks like a forest of conduits or ductwork – until you realize that it is [...]
Tags: Environment · Green Points of View · Research · Strategic Alliances · Sustainable Lifestyle





