Consumer’s interest in corporate social responsibility continues to grow. More than health and wellness, consumers want companies to use new media to distribute information about the companies environmental & energy use practices and policies.
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Consumers Want Businesses to Provide Eco-Information Through New Media
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009Do U.S. Consumers Want CO2 Labelng on Food – Like Sweden?
Tuesday, October 27th, 2009This is a first. Sweden now mandates that food labels provide CO2 labeling, indicating the energy usuage to bring the product to market. Swedes can compare energy usage to grow carrots vs. tomatoes, chicken vs. beef, etc.
Do U.S. consumers want this information?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/23/world/europe/23degrees.html?_r=1&em
Clean Doesn’t have a smell
Tuesday, July 7th, 2009Those smells that are artificial are not good for us. Clean has no smell not lemon, not mellon fresh, not forest breeze. Most of the chemicals used to create these smells we have grown to love are considered “neuro-toxins:
You use the towels and wear the underwear; a -terpineol ittitates mucus membraines and damages the central nervous system. Benzyl acetate effects the eyes and the respiratory system.
Fabric softener irritates the eyes and respiratory system. The petroleum based stuff stays in the fabric and can cause irritated mucus membranes and damages central nervouse system. Not to mention the toxic chemicals rubbing on your skin. So you use dryer sheets, except they are filling up land fills and their smell is also very offensive to some. I like to refer to the fabric softener on the market as the alphabet soup of toxins all over our body. The point of fabric soften is that it stays in the fabric, thus the fumes are being released into the air, especially when the person wearing the shirt perspires. ( in some cases causing people around them to experience tightness in their lungs)
Caring about the air you breath, inside and outside to learn more go to www.eco-logicalnews.com.
Deb Villarese , making clean choices for our future.
Clean Air Leads to Longer Lives
Wednesday, January 28th, 2009Write about the article: Clean Air Leads to Longer Lives