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Sunday, May 04, 2008
Greenhome kitchen products
Greenhome kitchen products: "he kitchen is one of the home's most frequently used rooms - it's where we cook, eat, and gather with friends, family, and visitors. A green kitchen is stocked full of sustainable, non-toxic items that make it healthier and more sanitary for everyone.
Green Home recommends replacing items made from virgin plastic and wood with those made from bamboo, recycled glass, and recycled paper. Exchanging your current refrigerator for the Sun Frost energy efficient model will greatly reduce your energy bill. These are just a couple ways to go green! For more ideas, just browse the products on this page to transform your kitchen one step at a time."
Monday, April 28, 2008
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Amazon.com: Amazon Green: Amazon Green Books, Music, TV & Movies, Amazon Green Organic, Eco-Friendly Shoes & More
Amazon.com: Amazon Green: Amazon Green Books, Music, TV & Movies, Amazon Green Organic, Eco-Friendly Shoes & More
10 Ways to Save the Planet - Reviews by PC Magazine
10 Ways to Save the Planet - Reviews by PC Magazine
10 Ways to Save the Planet
6. Recycle Old Phones: Verizon Wireless' HopeLine Program
6. Recycle Old Phones: Verizon Wireless' HopeLine Program
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, approximately 130 million cell phones will be retired this year, and fewer than 20 percent of those phones will be recycled. Verizon Wireless wants to make it easier for mobile phone users to recycle no-longer-used wireless phones through its HopeLine phone-recycling program. The phones are "refurbished, recycled or sold and the proceeds are donated to domestic violence advocacy groups or used to purchase wireless phones and service for survivors." Go to www.verizonwireless.com/hopeline to find a store to donate.
7. Educate Your Kids: Planet Earth, SeaLife, and WildLife DVD Games
7. Educate Your Kids: Planet Earth, SeaLife, and WildLife DVD Games
Saving the planet is important for people of all ages. What better way for parents and children to explore the beauty of the planet and the importance of keeping it clean than with Imagination Games' three new DVD board games? In Planet Earth ($25), answer a range of trivia questions based on the award-winning television series. The DVD game features categories like Fresh Water/Ice Worlds and Seasonal Forests/Jungles, and is made out of 100-percent recycled materials. In SeaLife ($27), players collect sea creature cards by correctly answering educational ocean-based trivia questions. And in WildLife ($30), players explore the African Serengeti safari.
8. Shop Green Electronics: CircuitCity.com's Online Resource
8. Shop Green Electronics: CircuitCity.com's Online Resource
Electronics retailer Circuit City offers a new online resource that aids consumers in adopting a green lifestyle. By visiting www.circuitcity.com/green, consumers can research and shop for products that have earned ENERGY STAR designations from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The site also offers tips for recycling electronics, saving energy, and spotlights Circuit City's trade-in program, which allows consumers to turn in old electronics in exchange for Circuit City gift cards.
9. Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: iLinc's Green Meter Web Conferencing
9. Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: iLinc's Green Meter Web Conferencing
If you're a frequent business traveler, you may want to mention to your boss that it's better to Web conference than commute. James M. Powers, Jr., head of the Web conferencing software company iLinc, designed the Green Meter, a CO2 savings application embedded in the company's conferencing products. Inspired by Al Gore's initiative to save the earth, the Green Meter uses a "mathematical algorithm to detect the locations of the people that are attending a Web conference via IP address and measures the distance between the meeting participants and the meeting leader." The program then arrives at the amount of travel and measures how much CO2 is saved by Web conferencing rather than commuting. iLinc's Green Meter comes standard with iLinc version 9.0.
10. Travel Green: SmarterTravel.com
10. Travel Green: SmarterTravel.com
SmarterTravel.com, an online travel resource, is covering new eco-friendly travel destinations for its "Trip du Jour" series every day for the month of April. The series will feature domestic and international destinations, including New York City, Berkeley, and Iceland. For instance, the site highlights the Big "Green" Apple, with organic bakery finds and environmentally friendly clothing stores.
