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“Green” industrial cleaner

http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/green/articles/2008/06/03/green_cleaner_cuts_grease_and_costs/ This article was in the Boston Globe about a company that has a “green” cleaning system that requires nothing more than table salt and water.  Seems like if there is a will, there is a way to achieve healthier cleaning methods that eliminate harsh chemicals and save money. I hope that any hotels or industrial cleaning companies will look at this technology and alternatives to try and lower the im...

One more reason why it’s tough to be green

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23694819/ Unfortunately, this can be one of the issues with “green” products.  Although they help us to be more energy efficient, the data on how to properly employ them has not quite caught up with the marketing hype that drives their sales.  Forward this info on to anyone you know who uses compact flourescents (I hope you know at least a few people) because, they can be dangerous if mishandled.

Reducing impacts and costs

http//www.denverpost.com/business/ci_9482345 This short article shows the irony in the “green” changes happening in our society.  The cola companies are hurting financially due to fuel and corn (corn syrup is a main ingredient).  However, it sounds like they are making some smart decisions on the fuel front to lessen their freight costs through more efficient vehicles.  Now hopefully the corn/ethanol issue will sort itself out for them (or better yet, maybe they will switch back to good ole s...