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Simple Green Choices
http://www.simplegreenchoices.com/
Resources on how to make a green trip: fly green, select an eco friendly lodge, choose an environmentally-friendly destination, and eco-friendly related news and guides.
- Added on: Oct 15th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Min Guo
- Listed in: Travel Lifestyle
- Tags: carbon offset responsible travel eco tourism green travel substainable travel
Recent Posts
Oklahoma Launches Sustainable Travel Programs (From The Journal Record in Oklahoma)
As re-reported by Bnet.com, Oklahoma has unveiled a series - seven, to be exact - of sustainable travel programs designed to meet the growing needs of consumers interested in sustainable and eco-friendly lodging and travel options. I found this ar...
Doubletree Grand Key Resort in Key West, Florida is Eco-Friendly
Key West, Florida is a green town - literally. There are ten green properties, including the LEED certified Weather Forecast Office. Four of these properties have complete something known as the iStayGreen audit. According to this audit, the Doubletr...
Atlanta, Georgia to Unveil Eco-friendly Motorsports Park
According to this article from Environmental Leader, Atlanta is in the process of constructing a sustainable, two-mile long racetrack for car and racing aficionados. It will be called the Atlanta Motorsports Park, and it will be (an incredibly expens...
Sustainable Travel in Chicago
Does it surprise you to know that Chicago has the largest number of green roofs? More than more than all other US cities combined. Or that the Windy City boasts of the nation’s first USDA certified organic bakery? It is an indication that C...
New York Starts Green Hotels Certification Program
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has launched a ‘Green Certification’ program for hotels and lodging establishments. Green credentials will be certified by the Audubon GreenLeaf program. Based on environmental ...
The Economics of Doing Good
For anyone tracking Conde Nast Traveler’s World Savers Congress in New York City, one of the most interesting panels was the one on The Economics of Doing Good - moderated by the NY Times’ Nicholas Kristof. The panel was a discussion ab...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 6 comments.
Lois
Well done - your blog addresses issues that are vital for the survival of our planet. I hope it will be read (and acted upon) widely. I intend to find a post to link to that will be relevant to my home exchange blog readers v. shortly.
Well written, thought provoking. Keep up the good work.
James Bashkin
This blog is truly impressive. I just marked it as a Techn. favorite and dugg/blogged one of its stories.
It is refreshing to see original text and thoughts on how to help the environment, and to see so many practical solutions offered. Reading this blog was inspiring and energizing- great work! Highly recommended to all, no matter what your political beliefs are about global warming.
Also, the blog is written to a very high standard, and the presentation is excellent. The design is clear and not overdone- professional once again.
Read this blog!
Jurnei
What a fantastic blog you guys are doing. I will definitely visit often. Thanks for all the good information. This is a great service to humanity.
Nepatica
great blog! Very important issue!
Our family enjoys most everything having to do with travel, all though we typically like to travel with our pick-up and fifth-wheel camper instead of flying. We like to encourage everyone to “Travel Green” not only by choosing “Green” destinations but also by carefully choosing non-toxic, eco-friendly products to use at home and while traveling. Let’s all do our part to make sure the beauty of our planet is able to be enjoyed by all future generations. Good to find others who see the “Need to be Green”.
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