Ross,
That's funny - and sad. My sister lives in Norway - and maybe that explains
why I haven't heard of any other companies doing it. Maybe US companies are
concerned with just such a lawsuit!
Now who can I sue because the US has developed such a litigious reputation?
S
Date: Wed, 30 Jul
Here in the UK there is a Government scheme under which you can buy a
bicycle tax free so long as your employer has signed up. I don't know the
details or anyone who has done it though.
George
On 31/07/2008 11:27, Susan Joslyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ross,
That's funny - and sad. My
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Ross,
That's funny - and sad. My sister lives in Norway - and maybe that
explains
why I haven't heard of any other companies doing it. Maybe US companies
are
concerned with just
, 2008 5:28 AM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Green Software - Green Business
Ross,
That's funny - and sad. My sister lives in Norway - and maybe that explains
why I haven't heard of any other companies doing it. Maybe US companies are
concerned with just such a lawsuit!
Now who
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 7:50 AM, George Land [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Here in the UK there is a Government scheme under which you can buy a
bicycle tax free so long as your employer has signed up. I don't know the
details or anyone who has done it though.
But why would I buy a bicycle tax?
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Don Verhagen made the point that we do what comes naturally
(conveniently)
and sometimes that's green and sometimes it's not. For me, I admit,
that's
true. My green efforts
Don Verhagen made the point that we do what comes naturally (conveniently)
and sometimes that's green and sometimes it's not. For me, I admit, that's
true. My green efforts have stemmed from what is convenient and less
expensive, I admit it. I just think that it's lucky we are in an industry /
Ultimately, there's only one kind of green that companies care about
(though for those of you outside the US, they print it in more than one
color), and the other kind of green won't happen unless it facilitates
making more of the first kind.
Susan Joslyn wrote:
Don Verhagen made the point
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 11:24 AM, Susan Joslyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought I might hear a few stories like my sister's company bicycle. I
guess these kinds of initiatives are still rare, but expect they will
become
more common -- both for the marketing appeal of being able to claim
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Well Susan, my company makes it's money selling products to
manufacturers of oil and natural gas equipment. I tried to bring up
The definition of a bureaucrat is one who photocopies their documents before
shredding them.
A former employer of mine used to have me print inventory lists every
Friday; about 400 pages times about 30 users. Decollating four-part carbon
paper was a riot. Talk about a carbon footprint!
I
This idea is interesting, though. Is this bordering - or boldly going -
into an off-topic discussion?
Software companies (and departments) are among the types of organizations
that can most easily lend themselves to Kermit-chrome. I can't say that I
require payment by Paypal - my customers'
Susan, I've had this up on my screen all day, pondering this topic and your
comments on it. While I applaud companies who make concerted efforts for
overall betterment in any direction, I have grave concerns over the current
kermit-chrome movement. If it were about saving the planet, that's
Well Susan, my company makes it's money selling products to
manufacturers of oil and natural gas equipment. I tried to bring up the
subject of telecommuting and was laughed out of the room.
My motives were however purely selfish as I don't like pouring $40-$50 a
week down the filler tube on my
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Well Susan, my company makes it's money selling products
and the
windows open.
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This idea is interesting, though. Is this bordering
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