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As “eco-friendly” takes over as a hot business organizing watchword, companies are scrambling to make their processes (from mass production to the purchase of toner cartridges to the disposal of wastepaper) less polluting and kinder to the environment. But these changes aren’t just for corporate level enterprises — there’s no reason not to “green up”…

It seems that the entire organizing industry is focused on how to make homes more eco-friendly — that means “reduce, reuse, and recycle.” When folks hear this phrase, they tend to think of washing out cans, putting newspapers in the blue bin, and turning off lights when leaving a room. But that’s bare minimum —…

It seems that these days, everyone is talking about how to be kinder to our environment — reducing waste, consuming fewer resources, leaving a smaller overall footprint. Environmentalism isn’t just for tree huggers, anymore. (A fact that RVers have known for decades!) What It Means To Be Green Since the phrase “reduce, reuse, and recycle”…