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Something I thought I would pass along to readers of TriplePundit:
Joel Makower of GreenWorldMedia just sent notification of a research initiative from The National Environmental Education Foundation with an invitation to participate in a survey prepared “…to gauge more broadly how leading companies approach internal employee education and engagement.”
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At long last, TreeHugger's collaborative project with Seventh Generation is launching! It's a video contest called "Convenient Truths". We're...[read more]
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