The town council in Truckee is presently considering whether or not they should ban the circulation of plastic bags within the town. In a recent town council meeting, the members discussed alternatives to banning plastic bags, and the members have decided to write down a detailed ordinance to address this issue. … [Read more...]
An Eco-friendly Restaurant in St. Charles
May 6, 2013 by Leave a Comment
A new eco-friendly restaurant has opened up in St Charles. The announcement of its opening was made in the month of January 2013. This restaurant will focus on environment-friendly practices. The food they serve is procured locally and is organic. The restaurant is named “Prasino” which in Greek means ‘green’. This restaurant is true to its name. … [Read more...]
A Group of Martinez Residents Promote Custom Recycled Bags Imprinted
May 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The city of Martinez celebrated Earth Day in a unique fashion, where a group of women educated the residents, and encouraged them to used custom recycled bags imprinted instead of plastic bags. The women stated their belief that reusable bags will benefit the waste management authorities and the residents as well. So they decided to conduct a small campaign on the occasion of Earth Day. … [Read more...]
Boulder City’s Incentive Program for Eco-friendly Products and Custom Retail Bags
May 4, 2013 by Leave a Comment
In an attempt to promote eco-friendly products among the students, the New Vista High school has designed an incentive program. This incentive program will teach the students the importance of recycling plastic bottles and other waste materials. The school authorities are also going to raise money with the help of this program. … [Read more...]
Several Cities in San Mateo County Promote Custom Recycled Bags Eco Friendly
May 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
To celebrate Earth Day, a lot of cities in the San Mateo County region decided to implement their single-use plastic bag ban on the 22nd of April, 2013. Approximately 12 cities implemented this ban on the same day, and all the local retail shops, grocery stores, and pharmacies participated in it. … [Read more...]
Children Create Eco-friendly Art Pieces in the Hawaii Marine Corps Base
May 2, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The event, Eco-Friendly in the Park, which commenced on April 16, 2013 at Marine Corps Base in Hawaii, was a fun time for kids. They made creative products out of recyclable materials like rags and old newspapers. The event will go on for a month at Riseley Field, and is organized by the Marine Corps. … [Read more...]
New Recycling Program in New York to promote Custom Printed Totes
May 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
According to NYT datelined April 24, 2013, the biggest recycling effort over the last 25 years has just kicked off with the welcoming news that all hard plastic objects are included under the city’s recycling program. The effort may see waste of over 50,000 tons being disposed in landfills annually. Additionally, the city might have a huge savings of over $850,000 in disposal fees. New Yorkers … [Read more...]
Greener50 – Making People Aware of Greener Businesses
April 30, 2013 by Leave a Comment
On the celebration of Earth day, Boulder residents named Matt Neidenberg and Oberreuter initiated a project to unite environment-conscious organizations throughout the world through a social media directory called the Greener50. Through this platform, the proprietors are attempting to share experiences and educate organizations about cost-effective and eco-friendly business practices. … [Read more...]
Elevation Burger – A Delight for Organic Food Lovers
April 29, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Elevation Burger, a fast food chain, has been satisfying the cravings of organic food lovers in the US since the year 2005. Their grass-fed beef burgers are becoming a hit with the masses that prefer organic food without compromising on the taste. The food joint is famous for serving food that is 100% grass-fed and organic. Their indomitable position in the organic burger market enabled them to … [Read more...]
Custom Printed Canvas Bags in California
April 28, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The problem caused by the use of plastic bags, is a major concern in many cities today. The grocers of California have realized how the use of plastic bags contributes to environmental hazards. Senate Bill 405, passed by Senator Alex Padilla of Pacoima, to ban the use of single-use plastic bags is fully supported by the California Grocers Association. … [Read more...]