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  • Posted By: trailergurl @ 04/26/2008 6:25:46 PM

    Remember, there are many different shades of green. Money is the main color in this story. Some people act on this issue with the heart, and others with the wallet....

  • Posted By: safegreenliving.com @ 04/24/2008 9:40:14 AM

    The Green Movement has brought social responsibility into a new, fresher market. We weren???t too interested in sustainable living before we had the cause to ???save the planet??? even though for decades business leaders warned that we needed to be socially responsible in how we ran our businesses. I am glad for the commitment universities are making to teach young entrepreneurs and future corporate leaders to think about profits for today and for generations to come. Ali Frederick, Safe Green Living editor.

  • Posted By: Green Collar Guy @ 04/08/2008 2:23:11 PM

    This post is perfect because it shows that sustinability is worth the cost of transition. I agree that we should be cautious of investing too much in our future and forgetting about the present. its great when consumers demand these types of practices and they become wealth builders for everyone.


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