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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Gravel-Lok News: Stone Scaping with Gravel-Lok
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Go Here for Gravel-Lok News: http://www.gravel-lok.com/email/email_stonescape.htmlBusinesses strive for eco-friendliness
When environmentalist and lawyer Clay Henderson began touting eco-friendly ideas more than a decade ago, he said he was "swimming upstream."
Now such efforts by businesses to be greener are part of the norm.
"There clearly seems to be a realization that the more you conserve, the more it will save you money," said Henderson.
Henderson said he is glad to see so many businesses helping to save the environment. "You are seeing more and more green businesses," he said, while acknowledging an improved bottom line is at the heart of the movement
By VALERIE WHITNEY - Daytona Beach News Journal. Go Here for full story: http://www.news-journalonline.com/news/local/east-volusia/2010/06/22/businesses-striving-for-eco-friendliness.html
Now such efforts by businesses to be greener are part of the norm.
"There clearly seems to be a realization that the more you conserve, the more it will save you money," said Henderson.
Henderson said he is glad to see so many businesses helping to save the environment. "You are seeing more and more green businesses," he said, while acknowledging an improved bottom line is at the heart of the movement
By VALERIE WHITNEY - Daytona Beach News Journal. Go Here for full story: http://www.news-journalonline.com/news/local/east-volusia/2010/06/22/businesses-striving-for-eco-friendliness.html
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Gravel-Lok Stone Scaping
These recent job pics were sent to us by Chris Cameron in Wood River IL who said, "Check out the before and after pics. Great product!"
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Job Corps students show off pavement for Earth Week
LONG BEACH - Job Corps students celebrated Earth Week Tuesday by demonstrating the advantages of using permeable pavement instead of concrete to keep polluted runoff from reaching the sea. The display at the Long Beach Job Corps Center was part of a week-long attempt to raise awareness of the environment, sustainability and climate change.
Earth Day is Thursday and Earth Week continues through Sunday.
Water hitting the permeable pavement sinks through the layers, returning to the ground instead of running off into storm drains and carrying bacteria or trash to rivers and oceans, Meredith Reynolds, Long Beach Sustainability Coordinator, said.
By Pamela Hale-Burns. Long Beach Press-Telegram. pam.hale@presstelegram.com, 562-499-1476
Go Here for full story: http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_14922898
Earth Day is Thursday and Earth Week continues through Sunday.
Water hitting the permeable pavement sinks through the layers, returning to the ground instead of running off into storm drains and carrying bacteria or trash to rivers and oceans, Meredith Reynolds, Long Beach Sustainability Coordinator, said.
By Pamela Hale-Burns. Long Beach Press-Telegram. pam.hale@presstelegram.com, 562-499-1476
Go Here for full story: http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_14922898
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