Category archives: USA

– A recent study by Shelton Group of Knoxville, Tenn.  helps us understand that a typical ‘green’ consumer might not be that typical at-all.   They surveyed 1,007 people who at least occasionally buy green products.  Many  said they know what they should do to save the planet, but often do…

Here is a look at how dependent each state is on liquid gold.  With the hopes of mainstream affordable electric cars still a decade away here is a list of the top 10 most dependent states. (Credit: David Gardiner & Associates/NRDC)

This feature will likely run only on Monday but as it is the first one I thought Tues. would be acceptable. Here are some of the more interesting ‘green’  headlines from across the web and the world. -Southern California Edison has signed a deal under which First Solar will build…

Here is another good one that tickled my funny-bone:

I found this one very funny!

As many of the affiliates will soon learn we have really turned the juice up over here insofar as online marketing, promotion and optimization.  One of the initiatives I have brought in early is finding innovative ways to reach out to our grassroots demographic.  One way to get our message…

I have been looking for some novel ways to promote www.GreenVehicleDisposal.com and www.CharityCar.us and partnering up with like-minded forums seems to be a natural fit.  We recently made a deal to have to sponsored posts at www.carclubtalk.com – you can visit the postings by clicking on the following links: here…

Regular people are starting to chime in about the ‘runaway’ success of the Cash for Clunkers program. Collecting money from the taxpayer to distribute to car buyers should be expanded to all areas of our daily lives. How about $325 bucks to anyone turning in their gas or electric powered…

Has this plan been so succesful it has to be put on hold already, well the Wall Street Journal is reporting just that!! The U.S. government plans to temporarily suspend its “cash for clunkers” incentive program because Obama administration officials believe its $1 billion budget has been exhausted after just…