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Going Green in the Workplace

Washington Post
March 21, 2008 - Older buildings and homes may also feature materials that produce harmful pollutants from synthetic carpeting and fabrics, plastic coated wallpaper or laminated countertops. Encourage your employees to bring lunch from home in reusable containers or frequent restaurants that have green carryout initiatives like Chipotle. Who knew plastic soda bottles could look so good? ...
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Solar energy trumps shade in California prosecution of tree owner

Christian Science Monitor
March 18, 2008 - On the trellis several feet above his head sit 48 solar panels. But the truth lies more in shades of gray than chlorophyll green. They built a trellis and garden planters with recycled plastic materials. ...
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PoliticsNY.net

PoliticsNY.net
March 17, 2008 - The good news is not many in the business find Dicker credible. Trade can certainly create new jobs with export opportunities or cheaper inputs. Bruno before and who frequently appears as a political analyst on Fox News.Some Republicans believe that any advice from Mr. ...
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Green Traveler | Urban Hotels: An Eco-Trend Moves Out of the Wilderness

New York Times
March 16, 2008 - Now the term is increasingly becoming compatible with both “luxury” and “cities,” as more chain and boutique hotels — with views of skyscrapers not trees — incorporate sustainable green practices into their policies. “We wanted to break ground here and offer a low-priced, yet chic, green hotel,” said Mr. “I think when it comes to choosing a hotel, if it is well priced but green, people will pick the green one.” IS IT GREEN? ...
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Doing China Product Outsourcing Right

China Law Blog
March 15, 2008 - But, a U.S. company said the quality of its products improved after moving production from Farmingdale, New York, to China. Subcontracting happens in the cases of overextended capacity, expedited orders, machinery failure or shut down of power supply, which occurs frequently in China???s industrial centers. While that might not be doable for orders of millions units, SSI???s Shanghai quality engineer of plastics Clark Wang said factory operators do self-check every product. ...
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RFID News Roundup

RFID Journal
March 13, 2008 - The paper provides a brief overview of the technology, as well as potential privacy and security risks involved in the use of such systems. Commissioner Stoddart has invited public feedback on this paper, particularly from employers, employees, trade unions and developers of RFID technology. RTIs help ensure the timely, continuous flow of materials and products to production lines, distribution centers and customers. ...
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Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China

Washington Post
March 09, 2008 - In China, polysilicon plants are the new dot-coms. In 2005, when residents of Li's village, Shiniu, heard that a new solar energy company would be building a factory nearby, they celebrated. Made from the Earth's most abundant substance -- sand -- polysilicon is tricky to manufacture. ...
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Letters From Readers (EnergyBiz Insider - Mar. 6, 2008)

Power Marketers
March 06, 2008 - We applaud the decision to focus the government funding on the new technologies with great promise and de-emphasizing the current expensive and inefficient technologies. Put it in a plastic bag and throw it in your trash. Stephanie Nelson The Woodlands, Texas Financing Green Projects - March 03, 2008 There is no need to finance "green" projects through bond sales. ...
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Non-Toxic Tots

Washington Post
March 01, 2008 - Several manufacturers of alternative plastic bottles said their prices reflect higher production and raw material costs. ThinkBaby and BornFree use a resin to make BPA-free plastic that is 10 times more expensive than the more widely used polycarbonate. Not only are green manufacturers' customers willing to pay higher prices, but they are also willing to endure wait lists of six weeks or more. ...
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First Look: Industry News & Analysis

Modern Plastics
March 01, 2008 - New GW silicones unit Injection molder GW Plastics (Bethel, VT) will form a new business unit, GW Silicones, at its Royalton, VT facility. Sabic already is the world’s fourth-largest polyolefins supplier, and leapt into the engineering plastics world by acquiring GE Plastics (now named Sabic Innovative Plastics) for $11.6 billion. Brown Machinery is the largest North American manufacturer of thermoforming machines. ...
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