Living “green” doesn’t require financial solvency…just conscious and forward thinking. For instance, instead of buying pack after pack of bottled water, we’ve chosen to use aluminum sports bottles. We have several and fill them up whenever we go out. We are no longer “caught” somewhere, thirsty, having to buy a $2 bottle of water. There was a product we quite enjoyed called Icebox water, but I can’t seem to find it now. It was water in a box…convenient and good for the planet!
We would love to share with you an article that we just posted on our own blog! “50 Great Green Tips for Dorm Life†(http://www.onlinecourses.org/2010/05/09/50-great-green-tips-for-dorm-life/) would be an interesting story for your readers to check out and discuss on your blog, so we hope you will consider sharing it!
Our company manufactures trash containers with a continuous flow line system that is recycled product, eliminates waste of liner material, and is 100% biodegradable (even in landfill). We would be interested in your review of our product.
Hi, Heather. I’m writing on behalf of client Delta Faucet to tell you about something it’s doing in water conservation and to ask if you’d like to review one of its products.


In March, Delta announced that more than 50 percent of its bath suites feature showerheads and handshowers that meet new standards introduced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense® program. You can see more about this here:
 http://www.deltafaucet.com/watersense

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With showering accounting for approximately 17% of residential indoor water use in the United States, the EPA developed these standards for water-efficiency in the shower. Delta Faucet was the first in the industry to qualify for the new program, which requires the showerhead flow at a rate of 2.0 gallons per minute (gpm) or less, and meet other quality and performance criteria.


II really believe that readers of The Greenest Dollar would be interested in hearing about Delta’s showerheads’ efficient use of water, as well as their sleek designs. And, if you’re interested we’d like to get you a Delta WaterSense®-labeled showerhead for your own trial and review. I can also coordinate an interview with one of Delta’s product experts in this area. Interested? Please let me know how I can best follow up.


Sincerely,
 Bree Glenn Freelancer, MS&L a: 115 W. Liberty St., Suite 200, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 USA o: 734-214-1550 | f: 734-214-1551 e: bree.glenn@mslworldwide.com w: mslworldwide.com
Sorry if this is a duplicate! Heather, my dear friend Froggi (who is trying to sell her STL house of sustainable genius) has a fantastic blog post you might find interesting – http://toplessgardener.net/an-experiment-in-herb-preservation/ – it’s about freezing fresh dill in olive oil! Otherwise, thanks for the container home post, Ronin has done a great job =)
I’d like to receive the e-book manual on how to build shipping container. I’m an economist researching about green economy. At this point, it’s my obligation to support such initiative…
Looking forward to hearing from you, Kind regards, Alessandro
Thank you SOOOOO much for this wonderful website! I absolutely love it and look forward to you posts everyday!
I was wondering if you give us information about how to green our photographs! I love taking pictures, but the cost of producing pictures, the wasted paper, and wasted space has made me wonder about an alternative. You’ve given us awesome websites for music, are there any awesome websites for our photographs? Like free online albums we can create? I haven’t found a really good one yet and could use some help!
I hope you can blog about this! Looking forward to it!
My questions is this: I bought your ebook. Do you have an actual book I can buy, and is there anyway I could give back the ebook and buy the regular book. I just bought it about five minutes ago, I;m not sure what i was thiking. I’ll take the ebook if that is all you have, it’s just that this is a present for someone, and a book would be way better than an ebook. Thanks.
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The Greenest Dollar is a great source of useful green information. It shows how living sustainably can be a by-product of modern financial solvency
Living “green” doesn’t require financial solvency…just conscious and forward thinking. For instance, instead of buying pack after pack of bottled water, we’ve chosen to use aluminum sports bottles. We have several and fill them up whenever we go out. We are no longer “caught” somewhere, thirsty, having to buy a $2 bottle of water. There was a product we quite enjoyed called Icebox water, but I can’t seem to find it now. It was water in a box…convenient and good for the planet!
Hi Heather,
We would love to share with you an article that we just posted on our own blog! “50 Great Green Tips for Dorm Life†(http://www.onlinecourses.org/2010/05/09/50-great-green-tips-for-dorm-life/) would be an interesting story for your readers to check out and discuss on your blog, so we hope you will consider sharing it!
Thanks for your time!
Julia Watson
Our company manufactures trash containers with a continuous flow line system that is recycled product, eliminates waste of liner material, and is 100% biodegradable (even in landfill). We would be interested in your review of our product.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Bill Calderwood
Hi, Heather. I’m writing on behalf of client Delta Faucet to tell you about something it’s doing in water conservation and to ask if you’d like to review one of its products.


In March, Delta announced that more than 50 percent of its bath suites feature showerheads and handshowers that meet new standards introduced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense® program. You can see more about this here:
 http://www.deltafaucet.com/watersense

.
With showering accounting for approximately 17% of residential indoor water use in the United States, the EPA developed these standards for water-efficiency in the shower. Delta Faucet was the first in the industry to qualify for the new program, which requires the showerhead flow at a rate of 2.0 gallons per minute (gpm) or less, and meet other quality and performance criteria.


II really believe that readers of The Greenest Dollar would be interested in hearing about Delta’s showerheads’ efficient use of water, as well as their sleek designs. And, if you’re interested we’d like to get you a Delta WaterSense®-labeled showerhead for your own trial and review. I can also coordinate an interview with one of Delta’s product experts in this area. Interested? Please let me know how I can best follow up.


Sincerely,

Bree Glenn
Freelancer, MS&L
a: 115 W. Liberty St., Suite 200, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 USA
o: 734-214-1550 | f: 734-214-1551
e: bree.glenn@mslworldwide.com
w: mslworldwide.com
Sorry if this is a duplicate!
Heather, my dear friend Froggi (who is trying to sell her STL house of sustainable genius) has a fantastic blog post you might find interesting – http://toplessgardener.net/an-experiment-in-herb-preservation/ – it’s about freezing fresh dill in olive oil! Otherwise, thanks for the container home post, Ronin has done a great job =)
Hi Heather,
I’d like to receive the e-book manual on how to build shipping container. I’m an economist researching about green economy. At this point, it’s my obligation to support such initiative…
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Kind regards,
Alessandro
Hello!
Thank you SOOOOO much for this wonderful website! I absolutely love it and look forward to you posts everyday!
I was wondering if you give us information about how to green our photographs! I love taking pictures, but the cost of producing pictures, the wasted paper, and wasted space has made me wonder about an alternative. You’ve given us awesome websites for music, are there any awesome websites for our photographs? Like free online albums we can create? I haven’t found a really good one yet and could use some help!
I hope you can blog about this! Looking forward to it!
Thank you!
Kiana
I added you as a friend on facebook.
My questions is this: I bought your ebook. Do you have an actual book I can buy, and is there anyway I could give back the ebook and buy the regular book. I just bought it about five minutes ago, I;m not sure what i was thiking. I’ll take the ebook if that is all you have, it’s just that this is a present for someone, and a book would be way better than an ebook. Thanks.
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