Green delivery: no more junk mail
Want to make Mother Nature mad? Cut down 100,000,000 trees, use 28 billion gallons of water, spew out CO2 to drive it around and then send it all to a landfill. If I were junk mail, I’d be shaking in my envelope.
Production of junk mail consumes natural resources and energy to make the annoying, unsolicited, endless attempts to sell you things you don’t want. And then it’s your problem to sort through and recycle. Not to mention the added risk of identity theft which will cut into the dollars you were planning to send to Sierra Club.
Get Help:
- 41pounds will reduce your junk mail & support your favorite charity
- Green Dimes will reduce your junk mail & plant a tree
- Earth Class Mail online mail, they’ll recycle the junk & forward the good stuff
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Tags: 41pounds, CO2, Earth Class Mail, Green Dimes, junk mail, Natural Resources, pulp, Sierra ClubPOSTED IN: CO2 emissions, Natural Resources
4 opinions for Green delivery: no more junk mail
Kendra
Jul 14, 2007 at 1:11 pm
Hi there-
Thank you for mentioning GreenDimes in your post! We really appreciate your taking the time to tell others about our services. GreenDimes is happy to give tens of thousands of members the tools to manage their mail/ catalogs and plant one tree on behalf of each member *every month*. Make sure you check back from time to time and see what new ideas we are working on to help make the world a better place. Take good care and thanks again for your post!
Best,
Kendra
http://www.greendimes.com
Margot
Jul 26, 2007 at 12:01 am
Gidday,
I just wanted to mention our own service stopthejunkmail.com. We have been helping our members stop the junk mail since 2001 and have had a long relationship with American Forests to plant trees on behalf of our members. We have also just launched a blog to answer consumer questions about how to stop your junk mail.
Cheerio,
Margot at stopthejunkmail.com
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