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I joined Greenopolis because I know that being environmentally conscious can't possibly be as hard, inconvenient, or expensive as the trendiest green offerings that seem to be the most prominent solutions in my area. I first became more aware when I began volunteering as the marketing/eco-outreach consultant for a remanufactured printing cartridge company outside of Boston, I realized even the smallest thing - like tin foil from a Hershey's kiss, can have a profound effect on the environment. 
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Speaking of GreenLatest Post Dan Trudeau, Coordinator of service learning at the Center for the Urban Environment, takes a close look at local bird migration patterns. Latest Forum TopicHave you ever thought about where your trash and recycling goes after you set it to the curb or bring it to the dumpster or bring it to the big green or blue bins?! I have! I've been researching it all and figured out that my recycling isn't going... Latest PollYes, a lot. I won't buy anything that requires a ton of plastic and CO2 from shipping. 0% (0 votes) Yes, I'm trying to shop locally and buy natural products. 100% (1 vote) I wish. My family is expecting certain items that are made overseas or require a lot of plastic. I can't disappoint! 0% (0 votes) Price price price. I'm buying where it's cheapest. 0% (0 votes) What does packaging or shipping have to do with anything in a global economy? 0% (0 votes) Total votes: 1 |
