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E-commerce gets the environmentally friendly nod in new study

Carbon emissions and energy use are about 35% less when a consumer buys a flash drive online rather than in a store, according to a study by the Green Design Institute at Carnegie-Mellon University.

Posted 03/04/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

Carbon emissions and energy use are about 35% less when a consumer buys a flash drive online rather than in a store, according to a study by the Green Design Institute at Carnegie-Mellon University.

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Evo.com launches as a “green” portal for 1,200 retailers

E-commerce veterans from eBay and StudentAdvantage.com have launched Evo.com, an aggregator site for 1,200 e-retailers selling about 100,000 “green” products and services ranging from organic apparel and electric scooters to solar panels.

Posted 12/18/2007Don DavisPost a comment

E-commerce veterans from eBay and StudentAdvantage.com have launched Evo.com, an aggregator site for 1,200 e-retailers selling about 100,000 “green” products and services ranging from organic apparel and electric scooters to solar panels.

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RiverWired.com launches as “green” web portal for the eco-conscious

Green is in, as Al Gore and his environmental activism proved at the Oscars. And eco-friendly social networking sites like RiverWired.com and Zaadz.com are emerging as marketing venues for retailers like GreenCulture.com.

Posted 04/19/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment

Green is in, as Al Gore and his environmental activism proved at the Oscars. And eco-friendly social networking sites like RiverWired.com and Zaadz.com are emerging as marketing venues for retailers like GreenCulture.com.

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