Ikea has prided itself on being sensitive to global concern on deforestation and pollution, but recent allegations allege the company has been logging in a 600 year old Russian forest.
When Marketing Slogans and Reality Aren’t Aligned: Ikea and the Case of the 600-Year-Old Russian Forests
June 13, 2012 by 4 Comments
Bicycle Rental: A Small Step to Going Greener
May 22, 2012 by 2 Comments
Cutting down on car emissions and using less fuel are two ways that help us green our lives. Commuting by bicycle is a great way to do this, but what if you live too far from work to make this a feasible option? How can the average person who doesn’t own a bicycle take advantage of all its green benefits? The answer is a bicycle share program, of course. In fact, there may already be a share site in your area.
Solar Power Growth In The US [Infographic]
May 9, 2012 by 2 Comments
What’s going on in the US solar market? Over the last few years, even as the rest of the economy’s been in a slump, solar has grown. Check out the details of this growth in this infographic.
The Importance of Calculating Your Water Footprint
April 23, 2012 by 1 Comment
Calculating your water footprint will show you exactly how your choices, in your home and with your purchases, are so very important and the impact we have on world freshwater resources.
The Most Important Solar Fountain Benefits
April 10, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Installing a solar fountain in your yard has many benefits. Besides the obvious aesthetic benefit, solar fountains can improve your overall standard of living. Investigate all the features you desire and check out some of these reasons why a solar fountain makes sense for your property.
