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	<title>Comments on: Everywhere You Look, Green Marketing Abounds!</title>
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		<title>By: Brian Gillingham</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brian Gillingham</dc:creator>
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		<description>I love to see the competition between companies - each one claiming to be more green than the other.

Sometimes, we have to overlook some of what companies did in the recent to distant past with respect to conservation and pollution.  For example, Coke used to be exactly like any other large profit-driven corporation.  This led to cheaper plastics being used in bottling as well as other resource grabs.  The great news is that they now reuse more than five billion plastic bottles to make clothing for it's Drink2Wear line.  Also, they recently made smaller bottle caps (using less plastic) and made their vending machines run on 35% less energy.

Pepsi - in a very big step gets 100% of its energy from renewable sources.

As wise consumers in an increasingly polluted world make decisions, companies will continue to market themselves in the greenest light.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love to see the competition between companies - each one claiming to be more green than the other.</p>
<p>Sometimes, we have to overlook some of what companies did in the recent to distant past with respect to conservation and pollution.  For example, Coke used to be exactly like any other large profit-driven corporation.  This led to cheaper plastics being used in bottling as well as other resource grabs.  The great news is that they now reuse more than five billion plastic bottles to make clothing for it&#8217;s Drink2Wear line.  Also, they recently made smaller bottle caps (using less plastic) and made their vending machines run on 35% less energy.</p>
<p>Pepsi - in a very big step gets 100% of its energy from renewable sources.</p>
<p>As wise consumers in an increasingly polluted world make decisions, companies will continue to market themselves in the greenest light.</p>
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