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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
Let TonerGreen Help You Get Ready for Father’s Day and Summer Printing
Haven’t picked out the perfect Father’s Day present yet? Maybe you’re on a tight budget, but still want to give a thoughtful present. We’ve scoured the web to find some of the best eco-friendly presents that only cost a little bit of time and resourcefulness to make:
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Need a few more ideas to pick from? We've got more ideas after the jump, including a few of our own tips to help you save on all your summer printing needs.
Monday, June 6, 2011
India Hosts 39th Annual World Environment Day
While Earth Day isn’t the only time to take a closer look at our habits and make small changes to benefit the environment, there are other events to remind us of our responsibility to our planet. Since 1972 the United Nations, through the United Nations Environment Programme, has made an effort to raise environmental awareness through their annual World Environment Day, which takes place every June 5.
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This year’s host country was India, which hosted WED for the first time in the event’s 39 year history. The theme of this year’s event was “Forests: Nature at Your Service,” which focused on the adverse effects of forest degradation and deforestation. India was chosen, partially because of two rare species that reside in the forests within its borders: the Golden Langur Monkey, which has declined in population by 30% in the last 30 years, and the Royal Bengal Tiger, which has decreased in population an astounding 60% in just the last decade.
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