I find there are two ways to green your business, or your life: internally and externally. Effecting internal change like using solar panels or recycling. The external way to be green is one few people are comfortable with: investing green
"The Renewable Energy Scorecard is a solution to a complex issue," Kent Anson, VP of global energy for Honeywell Building Solutions. "It's important that environmental stewardship makes good business sense too.
PG&E is helping to fund ventilation projects at UC Berkeley. The utility is providing half of the cost for five ventilation projects, and will give an additional 300k when the projects are complete in December.
Solar energy is clean energy's rising star, leading the pack in renewable energy investments last year. The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) reports that 254 megawatts of photovoltaic and concentrating solar power were installed in 2007
What most people don't understand is that certified organic farmers have to abide by stricter rules and regulations then conventional farmers imposed on them by our government.
I don't think the body care industry is trying to kill kids with terrible poisons, but I also don't trust that kids' health is their main concern when they have things like shelf life and fragrance stability to worry about.
A pantry full of herbal vinegars is a constant delight. Preserving fresh herbs and roots in vinegar is an easy way to capture their nourishing goodness. It's easy, too. You don't even have to have an herb garden.
I always say the gardener's best revenge is to eat the weeds. I've been doing it for thirty years and can testify that my health and the health of my garden has never been better.
