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How To Make Your Business Recyclable Instead Of Green

Despite how it might seem, this is not another post about how you can create a more “green” business. Being green is a great business practice, and has the side benefit of helping your small business to make a positive difference in the world. When we think of recycling, it is no surprise that most people would immediately think of collecting newspapers and plastic bottles. What if instead you considered recyclability as a principle that you could apply to many different aspects of your business? Here are just a few examples of how this could work:

Ways To Make Your Business More Green

Every person and business has a responsibility to reduce their environmental impact. That doesn’t mean you have to run or own a totally green business (though it’s awesome if you do!). It just means you need to do what you can to take less and give more. Here are eight simple ways you can reduce your impact on the earth—and save a few bucks too. Some are easier or more obvious than others. All are worth doing. 1) See the Light

Study Finds eCommerce Can be Eco-friendly

A study into the environmental impact of a purchase at a brick-and-mortar store versus an online retailer found that online shopping is helping to save the planet.

It's Now Easier Being Green

Going green is becoming quite trendy it seems, and luckily it is a noble trend, and one that can have an impact on the world we live in.

Is Every Day Earth Day for YOUR Business?

If every day is Earth Day for small businesses, maybe it's time to ask yourself if this applies to your own business. Let's face it. Not all businesses are out to help the environment. I'd be interested in seeing the actual percentage of small businesses that are creating environmentally friendly products or those that are dedicated to actually cleaning up the environment.