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Posted by geri
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Saturday, 01 November 2008 |
AT&T has announced that they are now offering free Wi-Fi access to iPhone subscribers across the U.S.
FREE
AT&T Wi-Fi access is now available for Apple iPhone at thousands of
hotspots nationwide, including hotels, bookstores, universities, and all Starbucks.
Customers can locate Wi-Fi spots with AT&T online or can locate a Starbucks spot with this tool.
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Posted by geri
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Friday, 31 October 2008 |
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Since 2002, when the company first shared its water usage data with
the public, Coca-Cola has improved its water-efficiency by 20
percent. In the past year, the number has continued
to drop, with a 2 percent improvement. That is among the top green highlights in this year's Coca-Cola Sustainability Review, which the company released this week. (Environmental News Network)
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Posted by NorieNC
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Thursday, 30 October 2008 |
A social entrepreneur and creative maverick has set a huge goal for his company: raising one million dollars for the Sierra Club, and one million pairs of socks for the homeless with an online sockathon on Saturday.
Diogenes Ruiz's Sock-athon will launch a quality line of organic and recycled fiber Sierra Club logo socks with a "Buy one, GIVE one Free" policy; for every pair of socks sold, a pair will go to the National Coalition for the Homeless; and 10% of all proceeds will go to the Sierra Club.
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Read more... [The Great Sockathon: Change Your Socks, Change the World]
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Posted by geri
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Thursday, 30 October 2008 |
Nike unveiled a line of more eco-friendly products on Tuesday which
aim to use more sustainable, recyclable materials that should also
translate into better profit margins for the future.
The goal of Nike Considered Design is to create performance innovation
products that minimize environmental impact by reducing waste throughout
the design and development process, use environmentally preferred
materials, and eliminate toxics.
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Read more... [Nike Unveils Eco-Friendly Sustainable Products]
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Posted by geri
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008 |
Nevada, with abundant land and sunshine is becoming a hot bed for the
solar industry. The result is green jobs and billions of investment
dollars that are boosting this desert economy. (Environmental News Network)
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