So what's more important, mostly biodegradable after it's use or less production cost and waste going into it?
What is the most 'green' toy?
From having worked in the Engineering industry, I have had the opportunity to deal with LEED certification. A lot of this deals with how the building is built, from not only what materials are used, how far away they come from, how renewable they are, materials used in glues, paints, etc.
I would have a hard time saying any of those are "green" without knowing the full details. Just because the production of the product was environmentally friendly, doesn't mean any other part of it was.
I would have a hard time saying any of those are "green" without knowing the full details. Just because the production of the product was environmentally friendly, doesn't mean any other part of it was.
07/05/2011
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i agree...production has the most area to fix anyhow
Originally posted by
MaryExy
Wood is a nice idea, but do the companies guarantee that they are planting trees to replace the ones they cut down?
Production I think makes the largest impact. But all of those options make me feel that much greener
Production I think makes the largest impact. But all of those options make me feel that much greener
07/08/2011
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This whole thing is overwhelming. I like to be green conscience, but I can only do so much. I think both points you made are equally as important.
Originally posted by
oopsy
So what's more important, mostly biodegradable after it's use or less production cost and waste going into it?
12/04/2011
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