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Why My Feet Are Green

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I often find it challenging to recommend a company to others whose values incorporate the makings of a truly sustainable business. I do not offer advice about where to shop, unless I am certain that the business from which I purchase my goods goes beyond making a profit.

It is vital that a sustainable business, be it local or large, maintain ethics and standards…

The Best Lil’ Green Book Ever

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Do you ever feel so overwhelmed by all of the information out there about ‘going green’ that you don’t know where to begin?

If you are like many of us and feel inundated by the wealth of information on the subject of sustainability, I’ve found the book for you…

The 2008 College Sustainability Report Card

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What do Harvard, Dartmouth, the University of Washington, Middlebury, Carleton and the University of Vermont have in common?

They have all been recognized as top college sustainability leaders by the 2008 College Sustainability Report Card, which is issued by the Sustainable Endowments Institute

KEEN Footwear: Going Green with Hybrid.Think

keen logoKEEN Footwear, a company known for their long-lasting outdoor shoes, not only has high-quality products, but they also have a sustainable state of mind.

From creating a 900-mile cycling initiative in 2007 to protect wild habitats, to using 100% recycled boxes for their shoes, Keen continues to find ways to satisfy customers and preserve the environment…

Go Green with Sustainable Socks from Teko

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Most people, especially college students, have at least one pair of socks that hold such sentimental value to them that a few holes, a worn heel and unraveled yarn won’t even get them thrown away.

When they finally are thrown away by a disgusted girlfriend or roommate, people go back to buying the same synthetically-produced cheap socks that use the same energy-consuming manufacturing methods….

Blue Devil Fans Reject New Green Shirts

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I must give Duke University an ‘A’ for its eco-effort at last night’s game against N.C. State. The game was the first in a series of activities promoted by the Duke Students for Sustainable Living that would incorporate educating the Duke community about ways to reduce your carbon footprint into a wide variety of Duke events, including highly publicized basketball games.

However, what was meant to make an environmental impact only ended up impacting on the floor…