September 29th, 2011 — 10:14am
The Banana has become gradually more popular because of what it can do for the environment. As the years passed, people have become increasingly aware of environment-friendly products made from banana fibers. While some businesses use banana paper, there are still some companies that don’t have a clue about the wonders of the fruit.
According to experts, farmers from Southeast Asia were the first ones to domestic
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December 22nd, 2010 — 8:21am
Two Albertsons grocery stores in Southern California have achieved zero waste management. Together, they have diverted more than 2 million pounds of garbage from going to landfills.
The two stores in Santa Barbara have successfully turned their waste into a source of revenue.
Rick Cranddall, director of environmental stewardship of Albertsons’ Southern California division, said, “We’re now beyond
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December 18th, 2010 — 8:10am
Even if eco-friendly toys occupy only a small portion of the $22-billion annual toy market, they are not to be rid of as they got their own pavilion during this year’s annual toy fair in New York.
“The industry is pushing more green toys because consumers are asking for them,” said Toy Industry Association’s toy trend specialist Reyne Rice. “It’s a feel-good purchase.”
However, consumers remain concer
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October 22nd, 2010 — 7:14am
Intel has once again taken the top spot in the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power Leadership Awards for this year, as the number one voluntary purchaser of renewable energy. The renowned chip manufacturer has held the spot since 2008.
Intel topped 17 other winners of the Green Power Partnership awards announced today at the Renewable Energy Markets Conference, which recognizes companies and mun
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