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READ MOREBiodegradable Products May Be Bad For The Environment0
- Environmental Well-Being
- June 6, 2011
Decreasing your carbon footprint may require more than just buying biodegradable products. A recent study shows that in order to fully reap the benefits of these products, Methane collection in landfills must increase and products should be redesigned to degrade more slowly. Newswise/ North Carolina State University, 5/31/2011
READ MOREWhole Foods Market Cleans Up Cleaning Product Labels0
- Green Products
- June 6, 2011
Whole Foods Market introduces the new Eco-Scale™ rating system, to help consumers make healthier––and greener–– cleaning product choices. MatterMore.org, 6/1/2011
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Two Tech Female Social Entrepreneurs Combine Fashion, Sustainability, Causes and Celebrities With Launch of LovingEco0
- Green Initiatives
- June 6, 2011
Launching in early June, LovingEco is a new commerce platform that gives subscribers discounts on stylish Eco-Friendly apparel. By subscribing to LovingEco, consumers can look good, save, and become environmentally conscious. LovingEco/ YourCause.com, 5/31/2011
READ MOREHow do I let my lawn go au naturale?0
- Green Behavior
- June 6, 2011
As the summer season approaches and kids are spending more time outdoors playing on grassy lawns, it is important to make sure they are not also playing in toxic lawn chemicals. This article provides some easy tips on how to keep your lawn green without the use of toxic pesticides and fertilizers which can pose
READ MORENew Report on the Economic Value of 171 College Majors Links College Majors to Earnings0
- Work Life and Career
- May 31, 2011
On average, bachelor’s degrees pay off. But students and parents of college-age students may be interested to know the following: a new study confirms that some undergraduate majors pay off a lot more than others. In fact, the difference in earning potential between one major and another can be more than 300 percent. Georgetown University: Center on
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