The Green Living Guy

There is one singular focus in Remy, as the head of Rock The Reactors. It's shutting down the Indian Point nuclear power plant on the Hudson river in New York.

Remy and I talk about his party for Rock the Reactors at the Hiro Ballroom, Indian Point, Vermont Yankee closure, the contention process to a nuclear power plant and how people can get involved.

Marcal Paper Products LLC, the proud makers of new Small Steps™ by Marcal® brand products has been saving trees and the wildlife it supports, since 1950.

Small Steps™ by Marcal® brand products focuses squarely on the company’s green heritage. For over five decades, Marcal has been saving trees and reducing landfill by making its paper products from recycled paper. Recycle trash bins Marcal uses paper collected from curbs in residential neighborhoods in cities and towns across America; from the small blue baskets in office buildings, unwanted junk mail, and waste from printers; all in an effort to do something good… to produce something that people need.

Marcal SignMarcal is an integral part of the northern New Jersey community. The company uses recyclables from more than 600 municipalities from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and New England. The company is one of the largest employers in New Jersey, employing over 900 people.

Starre Vartan is founder and editor-in-chief of Eco-Chick and author of The Eco-Chick Guide to Life (St. Martin's Press). A green living expert, she is managing editor of Greenopia and a contributor to The Huffington Post.

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Voltaic bags use fabrics made from recycled PET i.e. soda bottles. Recycled PET fabric is light weight, extremely durable, UV resistant and water resistant. It even looks better than the nylon it replaced. Most importantly, it uses significantly less energy to produce and creates demand for recycled materials.

Talking about plug in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), Tesla and more with Miss Electric herself. Hear about how the State of Washington is trying to tax neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV) owners $100.00 to register the vehicle, the BMW PHEV and the Toyota Prius conversions to plug in hybrid electric.

LazyEnvironmentalist.com is a destination to help people easily and enjoyably green their lives without sacrifice or inconvenience. Reducing the environmental impact of our consumption while maintaining - or even improving - the quality of our lives is where The Lazy Environmentalist comes in. Here you’ll find articles, videos, and green product recommendations to help busy people figure out which green choices to make. It’s also the online home of environmental author and television host Josh Dorfman whose TV series – The Lazy Environmentalist – airs on Sundance Channel.

A Lot To Say, Inc. was founded by two sisters.

Both having successful first careers, they wanted to do something outside of their primary businesses. Something that they could not only do together, but something that was fresh and timely and that would inspire them as well others.

One sister’s career was in advertising, where she worked as a writer and Executive Creative Director for major global advertising agencies. The other sister founded and was the CEO of her own legal and consumer oriented marketing and advertising company for over fifteen years.

Both wanted to get into the environmental space and saw that “green” products in retail were just not exciting (nor very cute). Their thought was that for people to spread the eco word via t-shirts, tanks and other apparel, there had to be something that was hip, interesting, fashionable and wearable. Every day, in every day lives.

They came up with a concept for a green t-shirt line that utilized the power of the written word. They proceeded to give it a voice and a place in the world. The voice was one that was smart, provocative, factual and easy to understand. The message was informative and empowered people to do more, even if it were only one small thing a day. They believed this kind of “in me, on me , around me” approach would be successful in educating people on the green space to embrace a new awareness about sustainability and responsibility to the planet.

EcoDivas purpose is to show the “Who’s who” and “How-to” of being green.

EcoDivas is a multi-layered concept that highlights the fabulous sides of being Eco and Divalicious.

As the creator of EcoDivas, I truly believe that no one can do everything, but everyone can do something. There are lots of misconceptions about going green that often create an unnecessary amount of Eco-Anxiety. No one said being eco couldn’t be as easy as switching your lipstick, repurposing a t-shirt or eating less meat (which saves a butt load of water). Just pick the easy and fun eco things to do first and feel powerful for doing them; then eventually they will become second nature.

THE WEBSITE—EcoDivasTV.com covers the hottest topics that women love: EcoDesigners – fashion/interior/makeup designers, EcoDivas of the Week – rawfoodist/burlesque dancers. And EcoEvents: celebrity green carpet events and eco-openings, and more, but each with a fabulous green twist. It’s all to show that GREEN come in every color, taste and style!

Green spaces is a place where small businesses can manage their costs and have a great looking atmosphere to have meetings in NYC and other cities too .

Project Green Search in November 2009 awarded Rachel Avalon the crowd for the next “it girl” for the Green Revolution: Rachel Avalon. Rachel is a woman who wants to take a stand and align her career endeavors with her personal beliefs. She is an advocate for the environment, holistic & healthy living, animal welfare, fair trade, and human rights as well as a model, spokesperson, host, brand ambassador and all around green model citizen.