kitty on Nov 28 2007 | Filed under: Green, environmental ethics, environmentally responsible, sustainable
I tell ya, this is such exciting news ! If you have any understanding of the amount of power required to fuel the electricity needs of vast server farms 24-7, you would undersatnd why this is so critically important, not only for the immediate solutions for Google, but for the ‘corporate image’ that this [...]
kitty on Nov 28 2007 | Filed under: sustainable
Senior Marketers Go for Godin, Have Had Their Fill of Long Tail
Anderson Survey Shows Which Concepts, People Resonate With Elite Execs
“Buy American” and “Long Tail” are just so last year; marketers are all about good old-fashioned customer satisfaction and retention. Green marketing was the most popular write-in buzzword, while the least-popular concepts, named by fewer [...]
kitty on Nov 11 2007 | Filed under: Uncategorized
An environmentalist gets it right.
Ronald Bailey | February 2002 Print Edition
The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World, by Bjorn Lomborg, New York: Cambridge University Press, 496 pages, $27.95
Modern environmentalism, born of the radical movements of the 1960s, has often made recourse to science to press its claims that the world is [...]
kitty on Nov 11 2007 | Filed under: cultural integrity, local sources
Organic?
For pregnant women and children, the benefits are worth the higher price
Food certified under U.S. Dept. of Agriculture regulations as organic must be produced without most synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Antibiotics, growth hormones, and feed made from animal parts are also banned.
Is organic worth the extra money? Research has yet to prove an adverse health [...]
TreeHugger Switchboard, from NRDC BioGems Action Alerts penguinsunited.com