Monthly Archives: January 2006

Organic products, when buying organic pays (and doesn’t)

ConsumerReports.org – Organic products, when buying organic pays (and doesn’t): Good to see Consumer Reports weighing in on the organic standards debate. Actually, they’ve been quite good about promoting sustainability, one of their previous sites is about Eco Labels. The … Continue reading

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Green Business Map (beta)

I used an online service called Ning to make a map of green businesses. You can submit your green business or search for others near you using an easy google-maps interface. My green web hosting customers already know about this … Continue reading

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LOHAS talk notes at Green Business Conference

Gwynne Rogers, Strategic Marketing Consultant, NMI. she has strategic analysis and planning for LOHAS companies. MBA from Duke. 5 years of experience in environmental marketing. Pitney bows and USEPA. Ben&Jerrys, Aveda, EnergyStar, NIH 1 in 4 consumers in the U.S. … Continue reading

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Paul Ray at Green Business Conference

Upcoming book: The Authenticity Factor Authenticity – original meaning was being the author of your personal experience. 20th century philosophers talked about it. What brought it to the mainstream was the civil rights movement. 70% of consumers see big business … Continue reading

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