Found a very interesting article today on the Associated Press:  It’s time to green this old (White) House – again

The article discusses many of the things that have been done to make the White House “greener” over the years, focusing on the Carter, Bush, Clinton and now the Obama Administration (Bad pun alert – So would that make it a Green House?) Read the rest of this entry

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I plan on writing more articles about china and their efforts to “go green” over the next couple of months.  Why focus on China?  Becase they have a population around 1.5 Billion (with a B) and are easily the worlds larges industrial nations (and one of the biggest carbon footprints around). Read the rest of this entry

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Since I am a huge hockey fan AND run this website about going green, I was very interested to see the following article: Read the rest of this entry

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Does “going green” mean you have to stop showering, stop shaving, sell your car, read by candlelight and chain yourself to a tree to protest logging in the Northwest?

While that is the definition that some would have you believe it’s hardly the case.  However, coming up with a clear consistent definition turned out to be a little harder than I thought.  The blow by blow of my journey is documented below. Read the rest of this entry

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