Show some enthusiasm for recycled TP
By Barbara Kessler Green Right Now There’s a funny scene in the Larry David show Curb Your Enthusiasm in which Larry, and the displaced New Orleans family encamped in his house, wink and smirk over...
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Bagging the bags: How I beat the plastic for a week
By Sommer Saadi Green Right Now As I unloaded my groceries onto the conveyor belt, I realized I was buying more than could fit in my reusable bags. “Can you try to fit everything in these?” I asked,...
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Earth-friendly drinking
By Barbara Kessler Green Right Now If we can just remain standing long enough, Trees for the Future is on track to plant a lot of carbon-eating foliage this fall. The non-profit group is linking up...
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Whole Foods Market says it now uses 100 pecent wind energy
From Green Right Now Reports Whole Foods Market announced today that it purchased 776 million-kilowatt-hours of renewable energy credits from wind farms — equal to 100 percent of its electricity use in...
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It’s a small gourd, after all: Fall’s zany array of mini-ornamentals
By Melissa Segrest Green Right Now Ornamental gourds (Photo: Cooksgarden.com) If you’ve cruised the produce section at the grocery lately, you probably stopped to eye the small, colorful, oddball...
View ArticleWhole Foods Market launching wine cork recycling program
From Green right Now Reports Whole Foods Market is starting a wine cork recycling program to make it easy for wine enthusiasts to properly dispose of corks. The company said it will accept natural wine...
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Whole Foods Market launches seafood rating system
(Photo: Whole Foods Market) From Green Right Now Reports Whole Foods Market has launched the first in-store color-coded sustainability-rating program for wild-caught seafood and announced it will phase...
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Austin-based Whole Foods Market takes top place for seafood sustainability
GRN Reports: In 2008, when Greenpeace International conducted its first survey of how well grocers were doing in serving sustainable seafood all of the stores failed. People knew that many species of...
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