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So, much of this blog’s focus has been on the big things corporations, their agencies, and their executives are doing to become or, cynically, appear greener.
But what are individuals doing to better protect the environment? I’ve brought my own silverware into work and noticed that I’ve started demanding that takeout places not put any plastic utensils into my order, if I will be dining at home.
Less than a baby step, sure. But a step nonetheless. What about you?
Target Green is a blog dedicated to green news, from companies taking steps to be more environmentally-friendly, agencies taking on green initiatives, to greenwashing. For news contact reporter Aarti Shah at .
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