Sure, you can save carbon if you use less power in your web server. It’s easy to imagine how making one website more efficient could mean a better experience for the site’s visitors. Pages download faster, browsers display the page faster and less data means less money spent on hard drives. Doing this on many [...]
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The early “Hawaiians” didn’t need to be told to live in a sustainable fashion. Logic ruled. It was rampant. It still is in many rural, off-the-grid communities on Hawai`i Island.
Common sense was ordinary hundreds of years ago and ahupua`a wasn’t a grassroots movement or a government mandate. It was a way of life for many [...]
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Today we start networking with other Green Bloggers. We’ll be adding our blog to national and international directories to create expsoure and we’ll link with just about anyone taht meets the following guidelines:
Green focus (negative or positive)
Sustainable design that is easy to use and read
Must have some resources for Green Collar Workers
We’ll keep a link [...]
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