That’s what happens when you need a break. Anyway, I need your help. I’m spending so much time on Treehugger these days that 3P is getting a little neglected. We’re very interested in partnering up with organizations and individuals to keep 3P going as the blog for a pro-business environmentalism, a showcase for green MBAs, and a think tank for all perspectives on the relationship between business, people, and the environment.
If you or your organization or school has any interest in looking into a partnership with or in writing for 3P. Please contact Nick Aster at Nick2-at-646industries.com
Serious inquiries only!
Wow, Two Weeks Without a Post
By Nick Aster | June 27th, 2006 
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