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ReBinder’s Official Statement on Seventh Generation new CEO: We likey.

by David StoberEnvironment

What ReBinder thinks about the naming of a new CEO at Seventh Generation

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Recycling on the go

by Brant WilliamsEnvironment

1800recycling.com has long been one of our go-to websites to figure out how to recycle certain objects. So we were delighted when we discovered that they had an app for both the iPhone and Android.
If you live in the US or Canada and own a smart phone, this app is an extremely useful one. Simply [...]

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Organization gifts and other DIY gift ideas from ReBinder

by Brant WilliamsGreen At Home

Okay, we grant that giving office products isn’t always the greatest gift idea. Done improperly, giving the “gift of organization” can be about as impersonal as giving somebody a blender. But ReBinder products are so naturally beautiful and such a great blank canvas, that with a little DIY elbow grease, they can be transformed into [...]

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ReBinder wants your images!

by Brant WilliamsGreen Innovation

Want to be wealthy and famous?
Well, we can’t guarantee either of those things. But we can help you a little bit towards those goals through our new ReBinder Customer Images program. Our customers do beautiful things with the blank canvas of ReBinder products, and we want to show those off!
How does it work? [...]

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Time to ReWork the Green Industry

by David StoberBooks

When you ask most entrepreneurs or aspiring business builders what books have influenced them most as leaders, you usually get the standard Built to Last, Good to Great, Winning, etc. While all these are great books that we can learn a lot from, I don’t think they translate well to early-stage business and specifically, [...]

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Vultures, Guilt and Your ‘Green’ Dollar

by David StoberEnvironment

The vultures are circling and they are looking to prey on your guilt and ‘green’ dollar. Long gone are the days of just looking for a recycle symbol and pushing the buy button. Today, this symbol is probably one of the most overly used / abused and diluted symbols in the market place [...]

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How to Recycle your ReBinder Cover

by Brant WilliamsEnvironment

Changing your ReBinder cover is a very straightforward process that anyone can achieve.
First, place your ReBinder on a flat surface, and open it so it is laying flat.
Start by using a Phillips head screwdriver to unscrew the two screws on the interior of the binder. For a round ring binder, these will be located on [...]

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Colleges compete to reduce waste in the Game Day Challenge

by Brant WilliamsEnvironment

The EPA is sponsoring a friendly competition amongst U.S. colleges and universities to try to reduce the waste produced at football games.
Any school can sign up. Once in the program, they need to track how much waste is produced at games as a function of attendance. One game will be designated as their Game [...]

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Vote for ReBinder as your favorite “Green-Collar” Company

by Brant WilliamsGreen Innovation

NWJobs is accepting nominations and votes for what company is the most “Green Collar” in our neck of the woods, meaning that their primary business contributes significantly to the preservation or restoration of the environment.
Hey — that’s us!  Can you give us a vote?  Totally shameless…we know.
Vote for us, or your other favorite green companies!
Voting [...]

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Half of UK consumers aren’t aware that their wood-based purchases could be illegal

by Brant WilliamsEnvironment

In a recent survey conducted on behalf of WWF-UK, 1053 UK consumers were asked whether they believed that by purchasing wood and paper products in the UK, they were doing so through a legal source. Half of those consumers said yes.
The reality is that the UK is the fourth largest importer of illegally harvested or [...]

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