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How to Stop Unwanted Fax Advertisements.

March 9, 2010

The other night the phone rang at 3 am in the morning! It scared the H out of me. As I rolled over to pick up the phone, I noticed it was my fax line that was ringing.  Who in the heck was faxing me in the middle of the night?
Readers, has this happened to [...]

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Green Speed Links for October 12, 2009. Affecting Your Wallet to Your Stomach

October 12, 2009

Photo by Fernando de Sousa.  I love this picture!

This week I have some great green speed links ranging from green business funding to what to be aware of with protein shakes.  (Think wallet to stomach.)  As always, I encourage you to include your own favorite green news story in the comments below.  Self promotion is [...]

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Green Speed Links for September 27, 2009

September 28, 2009

Photo by Fernando de Sousa.
Here is some of green speed link finds of the week. Some are via my email and others are from various reads on the web:
Power Management Project May Save Indiana University $500K a Year via Greener Computing:
IU invented software that puts some of its computers into deep sleep after a designated [...]

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How to Make Your Workplace More Sustainable: Grass Roots Approach

September 2, 2009

Photo by Trent Bigelow.
Welcome guest poster, Mary Reilly, of  Reilly Green Associates,  a Six Sigma™, facilitator and green sustainable consultant. (Six Sigma™ is a business management strategy. For more information on Six Sigma, see here.)   I had the pleasure of meeting Mary at the Jumpstart Conference in NJ and was totally fascinated by her.  I [...]

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You’ve Got Green Mail, June 9, 2009 Round-up

June 9, 2009

Photo by Cavin B.
This week’ s roundup is an eclectic mix of green news form the state of green marketing to IBM’s big splash into water management:
Financial Incentives Could Spur Green Roof Installations

“The Clean Energy Stimulus and Investment Assurance Act of 2009 (S.320) introduced by Sen. Maria E. Cantwell (D-Wash.) intends to create green-collar jobs [...]

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FDU’s Jumpstart the New Green Economy. A Conference Not to Miss!

May 18, 2009

On May 19-21, 2009,  Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, New Jersey, will be the host for the conference, Jumpstart the New Green Economy.  If you haven’t registered, it is not too late.  The cost to attend these 3 days is a mere $295 (until May 18) and $325 at the door with discounts being given for [...]

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Green Moms Win Shorty Awards for Best Green Content

March 2, 2009

Where have I been? Busy as a beaver trying to  finalize a video for the greenmoms of the Green Moms Carnival fame along with doing my taxes and running from green show to show.  Why am I creating a video?  Here is where it all began.  Grab a cup of organic joe and gather around.
It [...]

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“You’ve Got Green Mail” January 4, 2008 Round-up

January 5, 2009

Photo by permission of Shira Gal

2009 is going to be an amazing green year. My bones can feel it and they are never wrong.  In the green mail box this week is an eclectic mix of topics ranging from the old stand-by of green building articles, kiddies’ green TV to greening your business’ IT (information [...]

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25 Ways to Green Your Office

April 19, 2008

Photo by permission of World Resource Institute of their new green office space.
You recycle, turn off your lights, and even watch what you consume, but have you considered the environmental impact of your home office or business? Here are some ideas, as Earth Day is quickly approaching, how to make green by being green in [...]

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