The goal of Green PropsTM is to highlight large companies, many of whom are in the Fortune 500, for their efforts in being environmentally friendly and energy conscious. By inclusion in this category we are applauding these companies for designing, producing and delivering products and services with sincere consideration for their impact on the environment. It provides a place for consumers to go to see what the giants of industry are doing to make our world a greener place.
We at Got2beGreen recognize there are hundreds, if not thousands, of small companies that are doing their part. Their “Green” efforts and innovations are certainly appreciated; you will find reviews and profiles of these companies everyday on Got2BeGreen.com. However, we need the cooperation of the giants of industry to make the impact that is so desperately needed. By awarding Green PropsTM we are commending them for doing their part -doing good for the sake of doing good.
If you are aware of programs or policies from world leaders of industry that are worthy of recognition, please do not hesitate to let us know!
NIKA water is an eco-friendly bottled water company that donates 100% of its profits to poverty alleviation and clean water and sanitation projects around the world.
While other bottled water companies are harangued for their damage to the environment, NIKA water is the only bottled water in U.S. that has been certified CarbonFree by CarbonFund.org. Read More »
AUBURN, Mass. - June 1, 2009 - Underscoring its commitment to bringing manufacturing jobs to the United States, Boston-Power, Inc., announced that the company is working to build one of the world’s most advanced battery manufacturing facilities in Auburn, Massachusetts. Read More »
Recently I was invited to a media conference with Frito-Lay Brands to discuss their new campaign for SunChips and their latest innovations in sustainable packaging.
I was intrigued by the invitation which referenced a new “100% Compostable” bag for their SunChips line of snacks. During the presentation they asked if everyone knew the difference between biodegradable and compostable, of course since only the “green media” was invited, no one needed an explanation. Read More »