Do the Green Thing is the new green social network, and it’s exploding. Started by two Brits, its premise is to get its members to do one fun green thing a month. ‘Green Thing is for those of us – and there’s a lot of us – who don’t get turned on by the tree-hugging thing, the guilt thing, the scientific thing or the world-is-at-an-end thing. Green Thing is an easy thing, a fun thing, a creative thing and a community thing. It’s for anyone who wants to be a bit greener but hasn’t found a way.’ The two Brits are onto something . . .
‘Do the Green Thing’
October 3, 2007 by lamarguerite
Posted in Social Networks | Tagged community, Do the Green Thing, ecopsychology, fun, green solutions, social networking, Web 2.0 | 2 Comments
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where is that quote from? i love it.
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