Facebook, the biggest name in social networking, announced the plans to build an eco-friendly server farm in the small town of Lulea in Sweden. One may wonder why the California-based Facebook decides to go all the way to Europe for their newest data center. ... (Read More)

The green revolution is happening all over us. You can see the efforts of people in the local, national and international scale. However, only a small percentage of the world’s population is practicing the green lifestyle. ... (Read More)

Making your company stand out from the rest of your competitors is a complex task. Not only do you have to perpetually sustain or even improve your service, you also have to properly establish your presence in your market. ... (Read More)

The amount of daily paper consumption worldwide is shocking. Even if there are numerous of ways to cut down the “cutting down” of trees – sending e-mails rather than printed memos, recycling all the used paper in your home and office, or using both sides of each sheet - we cannot entirely eliminate the use of paper. ... (Read More)

When a business works on a national or international level, it’s a known fact that a lot of materials are used on a daily basis. It’s also a given that a tremendous amount of waste from even the most mundane of normal day-to-day processes is generated. ... (Read More)

You don't have to be a Green company to put effort into lowering your event's carbon footprint; you just have to be a responsible one. With so many moving parts when putting together a corporate event, the event's CO² emissions may be last on the list.... (Read More)

Bamboo is actually a grass and not a tree. Therefore it grows rapidly and can produce fully mature bamboo plants in 3-5 years.... (Read More)

Promotional products have become important tools in business awareness. Over the years, it has become a very popular way to advertise & market a company. ... (Read More)

Some businesses have a hard time jumping on board the environmental movement. Uncertainties of cost increase and apprehensions of changing procedures stop them in their tracks. ... (Read More)