Habitat Suites Provides an Eco-Friendly Escape
March 25, 2010
Austin, TX’s premier green hotel, Habitat Suites, is a great example of a business that transitioned into using recycled products and conservation methods.
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PeopleTowels: Save 250 Gallons of Water with the Swipe of a Hand
March 11, 2010
PeopleTowels are 100% organic fair trade cotton cloths that are absorbent, quick drying and best of all, reusable over and over.
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Commercial Playground Equipment – Greener Than You Think
March 4, 2010
As going green becomes more important to American consumers, we’re sure to see more companies take a sustainable approach to playground manufacturing.
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The North Face’s Eco-Conscious Evolution
March 3, 2010
The North Face has a new line of apparel called “Polartec Eco” that is made from post-industrial and post-consumer waste.
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It’s Just a Ride: What a Bamboo Bike Means for the Environment (and You)
March 2, 2010
Why not use a natural resource to fix the waste-producing, energy-sapping metal bike issue?
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Dixon Golf’s William Carey: Bringing Recycling to Golf
February 19, 2010
Golf has seemed to be as resistant to eco-friendly change, but we at Dixon Golf decided that we would be a catalyst for change in our little sphere of influence.
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How to Dress Green When the Ground is Covered in White
January 4, 2010
This winter, make sure to buy clothing items that are well constructed, functional and, if possible, environmentally friendly.
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Resolving to Eat Locally
January 3, 2010
I support local businesses as much as I can, and I’ve challenged myself to eat as much sustainable local foods as possible.
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Don’t Trash Flings; New Disposable Containers Aren’t Ugly
December 30, 2009
TrashCo Inc.’s Flings are disposable 13-gallon garbage bags and recycling containers that can hold up to 60 aluminum cans.
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Building an Environmentally Friendly First Aid Kit
December 9, 2009
Not many companies are marketing first aid products to the eco-friendly consumer. If you had the choice though, wouldn’t you want to green that part of your home?