green products
By Jace Shoemaker-... on May 4, 2010
Tags: DeerPath Energy Inc., Walmart, United States, clean energy, green products, micro wind turbines, Palmdale, Sam's Club, sustainable, sustainable energy, Walmart, wind energy, wind farm, wind turbines, zero waste, California, energy, food, fuel cell, Massachusetts, retail, U.S.
Retailers Sam’s Club and parent company Walmart (NYSE:WMT), are adding wind energy to help power two stores in the United States.
Sam’s Club
By Alison Pruitt on April 6, 2010
Tags: USD, DOE, energy efficient consumer products, Energy Star, EPA, GAO, Government Accounting Office, green products, investigation, Senate Committee on Homeland Security, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Senate
Recently the Government Accounting Office (GAO) conducted a study—presented to the Senate’s Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs—to discover how vulnerable the Energy Star program is to fraud.
By Shannon Roxborough on July 15, 2009
Tags: L'Oreal, PPR, USD, Chanel, eco-friendly, Ermenegildo Zegna, green products, Gucci group, Hermès, L'Oreal, Louis Vuitton, luxury goods, PINK: GUCG, PPR, sustainable products, Versace, YSL, Bottega Veneta, Francois-Henri Pinault, Louis Vuitton, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Yves Saint Laurent
It's easy to argue that the term "green luxury goods" is an oxymoron since the very idea of luxury implies inherent waste. But some say that even unnecessary things can be enjoyed with a clear conscience, knowing less harm is being done to the planet and mankind.
By Nathanael Baker on April 22, 2009
New research shows that despite the serious economic recession, consumers in the United States are still purchasing green products.
