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By: Luke Tipping

Luke Tipping — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:11:42 +0000

This is great stuff. Another ‘attitudinal’ idea, I refer to here.

http://greenonthecommon.blogspot.com/2007/09/make-love-not-eco.html

There’s a lot of debate about whether fuel economy messages are right for green. Like any innovation, green innovations need to have a genuine utility and use that exist beyond ‘green’.

The big Q is “what extent is the new product better than the one it is replacing?” The more better, the better. Which is why within a hierarchy of messages (I’m not suggesting that fuel economy should be higher up than green), it’s important to think about the other relative advantages of green innovations.Check out my blog for more!

By: ~Dawn

~Dawn — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:12:30 +0000

Right now we buy two 3 gallons jugs of filtered water every 6-8 weeks (longer in the winter) and my roomie drinks that. I drink tap water- so for the time being it is cheaper to not get the faucet filter.