The Philadelphia Eagles have quietly become the most environmentally friendly team in the National Football League, and perhaps in all of major league sports. When the lights come on for an Eagles game at Lincoln Financial Field, 30 percent of the power comes from so-called clean sources, such as wind power and methane reclaimed from landfills.
Did you know that the American Automobile Association (AAA), best known for its maps, directions and emergency road assistance, offers help with travel planning as well? AAA additionally assists travelers in booking flights, hotels and car rentals, offering discounts, city guides and other advising.
The world's largest retailer is planning to create a new way to inform consumers of the sustainability of products sold in WalMart stores. WalMart will evaluate the environmental impact of all manufacturers to support the eco-conscious community.
There’s a new tire on the market and it has already won the Popular Mechanics Editor’s Choice Award. The tire, produced by the manufacturer Yokohama in Japan, is made with 80% non-petroleum material.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has joined up with numerous cell phone companies and retail stores to launch a campaign called “Recycle Your Cell Phone. It’s an Easy Call”. This campaign encourages and educates Americans to recycle or donate unwanted cell phones.
It was announced yesterday, July 15, that Matt Damon, co-founder of H2O Africa, has joined forces with Gary White, co-founder of WaterPartners to create the new nonprofit organization, Water.org. Water.org will incorporate work from both organizations to resolve issues to bring safe water and sanitation to the world.
You've heard about the top things to see before you die. How about five destinations to see before THEY die? Some of the world's most fascinating destinations are being threatened by the environment and unfortunately, a lot will not be around as long as we will.
Philadelphia Phillies 2nd baseman, Chase Utley, who was instrumental in their World Series win, is not only an all-star on the field but also off as an advocate for the environment. “I love America but I don’t love how wasteful we are. With five percent of the world’s population, we consume twenty-five percent of the planet’s energy.
ecoLiving Essentials is a new company, established by environmentally aware mothers, providing travelers and accommodators with simple, biodegradable products to reduce their footprint.
How many times have we used those hospitality samples once and tossed them away like it's no big deal?
Featured in home decor magazines like Real Simple and Better Homes & Gardens, Kangaroom Storage manages messes with its chic storage and organization products.
Want to take care of the clutter from those school supplies, old photos, or your sock drawer? For an affordable price, Kangaroom offers various products to best serve shoppers at school, home, or the office.
