January 15, 2011
When you first set out to redecorate your home, you are likely thinking about the types of furniture that will fit your space (and your aesthetic), the colors you want on the walls, and which accent items need to be replaced while others can be saved. You are probably more concerned about the look of your space than the impact your updates are going to have on the environment. But as you begin to contemplate throwing items away to replace them with new ones, you may start feeling a bit guilty about the wasteful habits you’re perpetuating through such actions. So if you want to move forward on the right carbon foot, there are several ways in which you can green up the redecorating process and make sure that the space outside your home is just as beautiful as the rooms inside.
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January 12, 2011
There are about a million things in your office that can be recycled, from the obvious (paper products, cans and bottles, computer equipment) to items you never even considered (light bulbs, furniture, and plastic pen casings). It’s up to you to decide how green you want your business to go, but these days, building up a reputable brand name practically requires you to embrace some form of recycling. So if you’re looking to make an eco-friendly splash with your business (whether for marketing purposes or because you actually feel a sense of social responsibility), here are a few ways you can jump into the warm, toxin-free waters of the wide world of recycling.
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