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Callaway Gardens Connects Visitors with Nature
by Megan Brown on 12/16/2008

Tags: Callaway Gardens, Destination resort, Eco-luxury resort, Fantasy in Lights, Green Atlanta resort, Green hotel in GA

Callaway Gardens, located outside of Atlanta, is much more than a beautiful resort.

It’s a destination for vacation or business that combines luxury, environmental responsibility and education. In addition to having a spa, golf, tennis, and year-round events and workshops,... [more]

Crazy for Cow Belch
by Jen Biederman on 12/15/2008

Tags: December, Electricity, Green Living, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, Methane Gas, Sustainablility

Electricity from Cows - Methane Power

Is the idea of electricity from cows just madness? The Bite Power sources say no. Methane energy harnesses the natural gas let off by landfills and farms (yep, even cow burps), and turns it... [more]

Follow the Beader
by Jen Biederman on 12/14/2008

Tags: December, Denver, Gifts, Green Living, Holidays, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, Sustainablility

Sustainable Beaded Bracelets Made by Women in Uganda

Follow the Beader  The Bite Feel free to copy us if you're looking for a fun gift with a kid-stuff price. Boulder's Bead for Life store's got all kinds of playful, vibrantly colored... [more]

Spruce Almighty
by Jen Biederman on 12/13/2008

Tags: Christmas Tree, December, Green Living, Holidays, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, Sustainablility

Choose a Sustainable Option for your Christmas Tree - Brought to you by Ideal Bite

The Denver Bite Wanna be omnipotent - at least when it comes to your Christmas tree? Look over the 80 acres of Scotch pine, Douglas fir, and Colorado blue spruces at U-Cut Xmas Trees,... [more]

New Technology Turns Water Vibrations Into Energy
by Kevin Maddaford on 12/12/2008

Tags: Current energy, Marine power, VIVACE

Objects in slow-moving water currents cause vibrations that are a new renewable energy source.

River currents have been a source of energy for centuries, and turbine technologies are being developed to harness the power in ocean currents. But these technologies require high current... [more]

Survey: Oil Won’t Remain Cheapest Energy Source
by Holly Hallowell on 12/12/2008

Tags: crude prices, fossil fuel decline, oil volatility

Survey: growing concern about the sustainability of oil and natural gas in the coming years.

53 percent of the oil and gas executives interviewed recently by Deloitte LLP said they think that the U.S. could run out of "reasonably priced" oil within the next quarter... [more]

The Littlest Things...
by Jen Biederman on 12/12/2008

Tags: December, Energy Conservation, Green Living, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, Sustainablility

Tiny Changes That Add Up - Brought to you by Ideal Bite

Do the teensy-tiny green things you do actually count? The Bite As the French would say, "Wee-wee." Even wee, smaller-than-small changes you make each day can add up... [more]

PAC Worldwide Manufactures, Ships and Takes the Environment Seriously
by Megan Brown on 12/11/2008

Tags: Flexible packaging, PAC Worldwide, Protective packaging manufacturer, Recycled packaging supplies, Shipping supplies

PAC Worldwide has chosen to take green seriously.

Businesses have an impact. We all have an impact but how we go about thinking about our impact and trying to change it is what really matters. When I am evaluating a company I... [more]

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