News Source: http://www.seobythesea.com
Published: Nov 06, 2007 - 01:16 am
Story Found By: billslawski 1665 Days ago
Category: Social Media
Links to Green Communities and Social Networks, so that you can join in on the conversations.
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Thanks, aerobe.I was contacted by the owners of a couple of the sites in the list, which was nice. A number of these sites want to engage businesses in serious conversations about what they can do to make the world greener, and a few encourage businesses to discuss their efforts to do so with their communities.
Cool, a list of communities that try to tell other people how they should or shouldn’t run their businesses. http://greenvoice.com/campaigns/160"pirate fishing operations are stealing from our seas and oceans, causing massive damage to the marine environment and jeopardising the food security and livelihoods of poor coastal communities in developing countries such as Africa."
"I call it the Burns Omni-net. It sweeps the sea clean."
Haha"I call our product, Li’l Lisa’s patented animal slurry. It’s a high-protein feed for farm animals, insulation for low-income housing, a powerful explosive and a top-notch engine coolant, And best of all, it’s made from one hundred percent recycled animals!"