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Really? Should Nestle Be Winning Awards for Its ‘Eco-Shape’ Plastic Water Bottle?
When Nestlé announced it would be receiving an award for the Eco-Shape plastic water bottle, I must admit that I threw up in my mouth a little.
GM Now Taking Orders for Chevy Volt
Starting today, participating Chevrolet dealers will begin taking orders for the 2011 Chevrolet Volt, the industry’s first extended-range plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.
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Oil Leak Capped and Framing Battle Rages On [Gang of Four Podcast]
Just as the the oil gusher at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico was being capped, Earth & Industry’s “gang of four” got together to discuss the ongoing drama and what to expect in the near future.
Lance Armstrong Gets Behind Nissan LEAF in New Commercial
With the release of their latest commercial, Nissan has tipped its hand about their marketing strategy, or at least part of it.
Yingli Solar Expands World Cup Effort, Will Provide Solar to 20 African Soccer Training Centers
Chinese solar manufacturer, Yingli Green Energy, will provide solar power to 20 soccer training centers across Africa as part of its “Football for Hope. Energy for Hope” program.
Greenwashers Beware! Greenwashing Index Allows Users to Submit, Vote on Ads
Ever see an ad that you think is complete greenwashing? Have fun watching and picking apart such ads? An interactive greenwashing website allows you to view, submit and rank greenwashing ads.
Taking Earth Day Back (Podcast)
Madison Avenue stole Earth Day from the environmentalists. We’re stealing it back.
Organic Potatoes at Safeway: You’re Doing It Wrong! (Pic)
The people who are buying organic potatoes in the first place will also be the first ones to balk at this kind of over-done packaging that seems to miss the whole point.
Energy Star Tightens Clamp, Requiring Independent Testing by End of 2010
The automated process that awarded the Energy Star seal of approval for fictitious appliances like the infamous gasoline-powered alarm clock, has been replaced by a new system that EPA and Dept. of Energy officials hope will prevent gaming of the standards and certification program.
More Americans Buying ‘Green’ Cleaning Products
The latest survey from The Soap and Detergent Association found that more U.S. households are taking steps to green their cleaning.
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