Another win-win story where a company is saving money while benefiting the environment.

While the expectations of the upcoming Conference in Copenhagen seems lower and lower every day, Greenpeace is still working hard to remind us of the urgent need to take a decisive action on climate change. It also reminds paper companies it's still has

On Tuesday, November 10, 2009, at 1:00 PM Eastern Time over 100 bloggers will take a stand to support books printed in an eco-friendly manner by simultaneously publishing reviews of more than 100 such books.

this campaign is part of our efforts to promote books that are printed using recycled and FSC certified paper. Our idea was to have 100 bloggers simultaneously publish on Tuesday, November 10 exactly on 1 PM book review of their "green" book of choice

This week we're issuing a 3-part series that will cover one of the most interesting issues in the green market: forest-based carbon offsets. Today talk about the coalition of organizations and companies called Carbon Canopy and their pilot in South U.S.

Zumbox delivers paperless mail online - from street address to street address, by creating a nationwide paperless postal system with a Zumbox for every street address in the United States. Well, it sounds very promising and I decided I need to learn more

According to the New York Times, ForestEthics is moving forward to challenge the credibility of the S.F.I. certification in court. They accuse SFI certification program of "lax standards and deceptive marketing intended to obscure the standards and..

This idea of paying landowners to keep their trees standing and not cut them down is gaining more popularity as a tool to fight climate change. An interesting article in the New York Times presents some of the difficulties involved with the implementation

This book is an essential how-to on powering your home with sun, wind, water, and more. We review it on our blog and also have a giveaway of one copy so check it out!

New report has been released with an interesting title - Printing Continues to Go Green. But looking at some of the report's findings makes you wonder if this is really so.