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6311_32 Chris Baskind's Bookmarks Tagged With "consumerism"

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  1. Visit Survey: Gas Prices Force Consumer Change Survey: Gas Prices Force Consumer Change

    http://ecotechdaily.com/2008/06/10/survey-gas-prices-force-consumer-change/

  2. Visit Catalog Choice - Eliminate unwanted catalogs Catalog Choice - Eliminate unwanted catalogs

    http://www.catalogchoice.org/

    An interesting new service which allows you to select the catalogs now clogging your mailbox. Catalog Choice then gets you taken off the mailers. Save some trees!

  3. Visit BUY NOTHING DAY BUY NOTHING DAY

    http://www.buynothingday.co.uk/

    Keyed to last year's Buy Nothing Day activities in the UK. Some evergreen stuff here, though. In the U.S., 2007's BND will fall on Friday, 23 November Christmas shopping's "Black Friday"). Most of Europe observes Saturday, 24 November.

  4. Visit Group accuses Wal-Mart of organic mislabeling Group accuses Wal-Mart of organic mislabeling

    http://money.cnn.com/2007/01/17/news/companies/walmart_organic/index.htm?cnn=yes

    A policy research group is accusing Wal-Mart of "organic fraud," the latest controversy to arise as the world's largest retailer pushes into the organic food industry.

  5. Visit Green My Apple! Green My Apple!

    http://www.greenmyapple.org/

    Greenpeace's site asking Apple to join companies like Dell in initiating recycling programs and removing toxins from consumer electronic products.

  6. Visit Packaged Good: Sustainability, Meet Profitability Packaged Good: Sustainability, Meet Profitability

    http://manufacturing.net/article/CA6405737.html

    How lighter, less resource-intensive product packaging can benefit the bottom line.

  7. Visit There’s a Chill in the Stores, but None in the Air There’s a Chill in the Stores, but None in the Air

    http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/23/business/23warm.html?hp&ex=1166850000&en=cc9052de202f42b7&ei=5094&partner=homepage

    Retailers are calling it the first "global warming Christmas." With unseasonably warm weather across much of North America, seasonal sales of cold-weather clothing are at an all-time low.

  8. Visit Sustainable Packaging and Design Sustainable Packaging and Design

    http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/005634.html

    An interesting article on real-world considerations in packaging design. One surprise: plant-based plastic isn't always a good thing.

  9. Visit Groovy Green - Sustainable Fashion: Ecoist Interview Groovy Green - Sustainable Fashion: Ecoist Interview

    http://groovygreen.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=306&Itemid=81

    Groovy Green.com-- an interview with sustainable fashion company, Ecoist, on the funky new face of Green fashion.

  10. Visit The Best and Worst Ideas of 2006 The Best and Worst Ideas of 2006

    http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/12/1207_bestideas/index_01.htm

    Green has arrived: Businessweek's "Best Ideas of 2006" include tiny chic (snall cars); embracing Africa; remanufacturing (super recycling); global warming; and "Green is good."

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