
Congresses’ new zero based budget trend is healthy, though sacred cows limit the options. Military spending won’t be touched since the folks we put in congress are of the “it’s-always-been-done-that-way” mindset. Of course the biggest reason for budgetary untouchables is … Continue reading
Surprisingly U.S. recycling sales in 2009 totaled $236 billion while auto industry sales totaled $250 billion Continue reading
“We’ve set out to a offer a practical guide that’s chock full of specific actions employers and employees can take,” said My Green Mind’s Marketing Manager, Michael Grossman. Continue reading
Class Project Encourages Pet Owners to Safely Dispose of Dog Waste. Kids install Pet Waste Bag Stations and Promote their Use. “Pet Project” Promotes a Greener Town. (See the kids’ video below) Students at the Fall Brook Elementary School in … Continue reading
The year is 2029. The Russians just saved Earth by redirecting the path of the great comet; the one the scientists back in 2010 told us was coming. Earth was spared, but life on earth is still precarious. That’s because … Continue reading
Everybody’s watching their spending, but even with a thin wallet, there are ways to get greener–and do it on the cheap. Like these 10 simple suggestions: 1. Lights out. It seems obvious, but many believe the old myth that the … Continue reading
The great American fashion for home landscape beauty is out of date. It’s as wrong for the times as the energy inefficient, two acre McMansions we build on a one acre lot. Why? Because the acres of green, treeless lawns that we admire are anything but … Continue reading