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It seems every company is slapping green labels on their products, but is that just greenwashing or are all these companies going green? The practice has become so commonplace, it has even been added to the dictionary. A company is greenwashing when they spin the truth to improve their image as environmentally responsible. If they are truly committed, companies going green aren't just looking at one initiative, but rethinking the entire way they do business. Read below about five companies who are redefining what it means to be green.
Greenwashing (making false green claims) is at an all time high. Everybody wants in on the 'green' bandwagon. Read this brief article to find out how to avoid making green marketing mistakes and being branded a 'greenwasher'! Related Article Tags: , , , , , , ,
The cleaning supply business is a multi-billion dollar business. Society is convinced that they must use these toxic and environmentally destructive products for their home to be considered clean. However, are you aware of just how harmful common cleaning supplies are to your health, the health of your children and the environment? Many household cleaning supplies including laundry detergents, toothpaste and shampoo contain formaldehyde. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
In analyzing dozens of partnerships, some successful -- and some less so -- we've identified the following series of fundamental lessons... Be clear on your environmental issues when you sit down with others. AUDIO analysis is a good place to start. Then educate yourself on your business's key problems, and learn which groups specialize in the issues you face. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
By implementing these travel tips, you can journey responsibly, encourage the hospitality industry to move in a more sustainable direction, and help stop global warming while still enjoying yourself. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , ,
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