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Category Archives: Green Labeling
Becoming More Eco-Friendly: Understanding Window Ratings
One of the ways to make your home more eco-friendly is to replace old windows. When I moved into my house, we found that our living rooms windows were the original windows that were put in in 1938. Needless to … Continue reading
Is The Wind Blowing?
An international survey of more than 25,000 consumers showed 92% of respondents believe renewable energy is a good solution to climate change, and most of them would prefer products made with wind energy even if it costs them more money. … Continue reading
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Tagged bloomberg, climate change, consumers, energy procurement, expert group, global consumer, good solution, initiative, international survey, leading companies, lego group, money, pricewaterhousecoopers, profit organizations, renewable energy, respondents, supply chain, technical expert, vestas wind systems, wind energy
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Eco Friendly Products: USDA Biobased Labels
As more people want labels to help them determine which eco friendly products to buy, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has launched a voluntary product certification for biobased commercial and industrial products. This label will show which products, other than food and … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture office, biobased products, biological sources, break room, building materials, comparing products, department of agriculture, furniture, great outdoors, housewares, personal care, product categories, proportion, road maintenance, subcategories, toiletries, two ways, u s department, usda, wikipedia
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