Fiji water has recently received a lot of criticism regarding it’s new Fiji Green campaign, in which the company changed it’s slogan to “Every Drop is Green” while also putting up advertisements marketing their bottled water as “A Convenient Truth” and saying the “Earth Protects Fiji. And Vice Versa”. This, of course, is coming from a company that produces a product that is insurmountably more harmful to the environment than the green alternative – tap water.

I got an interesting email from Jim Moriarty this morning and couldn’t help but sign the pledge afterwards. I’d like you to check it out for yourself and, if you feel compelled to do so, head on over to the Surfrider Foundation to take “The Plastics Pledge.”

It doesn’t matter whether you run your business out of your garage or if you have hundreds of employees – there are a number of solutions to help your company become more environmentally friendly.

Everywhere you look, fuel surcharges are becoming a regular part of corporate life. As companies struggle to accommodate the rising price of gasoline, they are searching everywhere for solutions. Canada Post charges over 8% on all deliveries; WestJet recently announced $20, $30, and $45 charges on short, medium, and long flights (numbers that are less than the surcharges by Air Canada); and small businesses across Canada are either cutting back on their delivery service or charging extra for it.