The Green Elephant - US Consumers - We're Number One!

The Green Elephant

— US Consumers - We're Number One! —

Consumers have huge environmental impact: We like to blame the government or industries for the Earth's problems, but what we buy makes a big differenceYou won't make big cuts in your environmental impact by taking shorter showers or turning out the lights. The real environmental problem, a new analysis has shown, is embodied in the things you buy.

Holiday shopping hurts the environment—but you can helpShoppers will spend more in the post-Thanksgiving rush than any other time of the year.

Consumers Have a Bigger Impact on The Environment Than Anything Else, Study FindsThere’s a general awareness today that China and its massive industrial sector generate more carbon emissions than any other country, which is one of the reasons that parts of the nation have to endure some serious issues with smog and airborne pol

10 Reasons to Escape Excessive Consumerism

The Negative Effects of Consumerism | GreentumbleThe biggest problem with consumerism: the fact that people don't realise that there is a problem. But there are a number of negative effects caused by the society...

US military is a bigger polluter than as many as 140 countries – shrinking this war machine is a must

Meat-Eating And The Environment: What Do Consumers Think? - FaunalyticsDespite well-publicized environmental impacts, people continue to consume meat. Do they see the connection, and if so, why don't they act?

Can individual consumer choices ward off the worst effects of climate change? It’s complicated.Individual consumer choices are a small contributor to climate change. That doesn’t mean they don’t matter.

Do Customers Really Care About Your Environmental Impact?Americans expect companies to be engaged in the process of making an impact when it comes to social and environmental matters. Americans are concerned about the future and recognize that their finances are a vehicle to influence change.

The Biggest Impact on the Planet Comes from Household ConsumptionNew study suggests that the real environmental problem is embodied in the things we buy.

88% Of Consumers Want You To Help Them Make A DifferenceA new survey reveals 88% of consumers want brands to help them be more environmental and ethical. But more than half feel that brands make to harder to live a sustainable lifestyle.

Consumer Preferences Continue to Shift Toward Sustainability, Market Research ShowsSustainability is no longer a niche function of big companies with a reputation to protect. This isn’t news to anyone monitoring this year’s headlines thus far. What’s remarkable, though, is the role

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