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Feb 03
2012

The Green Bowl

Posted by: Brett Ensor in Sustainable Development

Brett Ensor

For the past 18 years, the NFL has been working to decrease the environmental footprint of the largest annual sporting event in the U.S. — the Super Bowl. Two years ago, we wrote about several initiatives aimed at reducing the events’ impacts. Last year, we covered how Super Bowl XLV was slated to be the greenest NFL championship game in history. This year, the NFL is trying to outdo itself yet again by working with the Green Mountain Energy Company and the Indianapolis community to make Super Bowl XLVI the greenest yet. I talked with Jack Groh, Director of the NFL’s Environmental Program, to get the details on this year’s efforts.

Nov 22
2011

Free CD's for Earth Protect New Members!

Posted by: carol barbeito in General Environment

carol barbeito

Recycle Hawai'i has donated 25 "Earth Patriot" CD's to Earth Protect new members. The reward givaway begins December 1, 2011.

Earth Patriot is performed by Kumanu and addresses global environmental and social issues.

Nov 04
2011

Beauty's Emerging Green Packaging Trend Bids Goodbye to Plastic Bottles

Posted by: Rachel Erdman in Beauty and Fashion

Rachel Erdman

Beauty is beginning to say so long to old-school plastic.

May 31
2011

The Dirty Truth About Recyclable Plastics

Posted by: Amir in Recycling

Amir

by Daniel Goleman


On a visit to India a while back I came upon a fenced empty field that was practically buried in flimsy white throwaway plastic bags, the kind you carry your purchases home in from the store. The locals joked that this was “the garden where plastic bags grew.”

Apr 24
2011

Where Earth Day Hits Home

Posted by: Administrator in General Environment

Tagged in: trash , recycle , garbage , Earth Day , earth

Administrator

Earth Day isn't good for my health. I've got to stop observing it. Actually, I don't. Normally. Observe it. Or rather I prefer to think of every day as Earth Day. It probably has something to do with when I came of age—the late '60s, early '70s. It hit me over the head (my recollection is that the moment it did I was in a Vermont field surrounded by friends telling me everything was going to be OK) that we live on a lovely, fragile, in certain ways unimprovable planet, edging up on a miracle. More to the point, it's the only one we have.

So when I see people despoiling it I'm filled with righteous indignation. This indignation bubbles over into something resembling rage when the garbage happens to be deposited on my own property and I have to pick it up. Which I do once a year. This year the occasion, mostly coincidentally, occurred Friday afternoon, Earth Day.

Mar 22
2011

Basalt reaps the rewards after winning plastic bag challenge

Posted by: Administrator in Solar

Tagged in: Solar Energy , recycle , plastic bags , Besalt

Administrator

One good environmental deed in Basalt led to another on Wednesday.
Aspen Times staff report
Aspen, CO Colorado

BASALT — One good environmental deed in Basalt led to another on Wednesday.

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