Archive for October, 2007

Get Your Local Grocer to Get in the 100 mile Diet Game

0 Comments Published by Seamus Ford October 28th, 2007 in Social Responsibility.

Ask your local grocer to create a 100 mile diet section In an earlier article, we talked about adopting a 100 mile diet. It was about adjusting your food purchases to buy locally and reduce the energy used on transportation and packaging. While you as an individual can take care of yourself, your local grocer [...]

Take the One Ton Challenge

0 Comments Published by TraceyWik October 22nd, 2007 in Social Responsibility.

A grassroots organization called The Power of 10 has some great ideas for having an immediate positive impact on shrinking your person carbon footprint. Reduce your carbon emissions by 2,000 pounds (or more) right away. It’s easy. What’s In It For Me? Save money by reducing energy bills Help stop global warming Be part of [...]

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