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2/8/10: Ready-to-Go Sustainability Workshop Curriculum Available to Employers and Community organizations
11/20/09: Save Money with DIY Energy Conservation Kits
10/24/09: Employers Reinforce Commitment to Sustainability with Green Employee Gifts
10/18/09: Turn-Key Program Greens the Workforce and Improves the Bottom Line
8/24/09: Spread the Green with New Eco Kits for the Holidays
5/13/09: Carbon Footprint Calculator Enhances Sustainability Programs
3/21/09: Save-the-Earth Diet: Lose 15 Pounds CO2 a Day
1/14/09: Free Online Tool Measures Environmental Impact of Individuals and Groups
09/09/08: Eco Kit: Green Icing on the Wedding Cake
09/01/08: Green Your Diet for a Healthier Planet
The codes on plastic containers reveal whether they can be recycled and if they include chemicals that can be harmful to your health.
Safe and recyclable plastics are #2-#5.
Avoid using #1 PET single use water bottles and #3 vinyl or PVC products that can leach lead into foods and cannot be recycled.
#6 may leach styrene, a possible carcinogen. #7 is composed of hormone-disrupting bisphenol A.
