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The document discusses going green and provides references on the topic. It encourages recycling everything and being smart consumers to help resources. A future with a reduced environmental impact is envisioned through incentives for renewable energy and green initiatives. References from reports and organizations are cited that aim to increase sustainability.

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Going Green, by Kim Johnson
A symbol of hope
Our incentives!
Recycle everything!
Smart consumers
Resources!
A future with you!
ReferencesCalifornia solar initiative. (2010). www.gosolar.orgChevron human energy. (2010). www.chevron.comThe economist. (January, 2010). A lighter burden; financing solar power. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduEHS today. (December, 2009). Going green and fighting toxins at home and at work. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduGlobal reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources online collection. (2009). Leading motivators for going green. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduJoerss, M. & Woetzel, J. (2010). Chinas green revolution: prioritizing technologies to achieve energy and environmental sustainability. McKinsey & company. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduKahn, M. (2009). The green economy: going green has finally gone mainstream, and politicians from London to seoul are spending billions on clean technologies they say will create jobs. But unless we are willing to risk a little more pain, the green revolution could founder before it ever really starts. Foreign policy. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduKrause, T. (December, 2009). Steps in safety strategy: making change work. EHS today. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduMark, J. (June, 2009). Going green. Earth island journal. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduPacific ecologist 15. (2007). Communities reduce ecological footprints: increasing numbers of communities all around the world are going green, according to a report from the worldwatch institute. embracing a sustainable lifestyle is not about sacrifice but leading for fulfilling, less stressful lives. Pacific institute of resource management. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduWireless news. (January, 2010). Environmental survey reveals pro sports teams are going green. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.edu

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  • 8. ReferencesCalifornia solar initiative. (2010). www.gosolar.orgChevron human energy. (2010). www.chevron.comThe economist. (January, 2010). A lighter burden; financing solar power. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduEHS today. (December, 2009). Going green and fighting toxins at home and at work. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduGlobal reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources online collection. (2009). Leading motivators for going green. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduJoerss, M. & Woetzel, J. (2010). Chinas green revolution: prioritizing technologies to achieve energy and environmental sustainability. McKinsey & company. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduKahn, M. (2009). The green economy: going green has finally gone mainstream, and politicians from London to seoul are spending billions on clean technologies they say will create jobs. But unless we are willing to risk a little more pain, the green revolution could founder before it ever really starts. Foreign policy. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduKrause, T. (December, 2009). Steps in safety strategy: making change work. EHS today. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduMark, J. (June, 2009). Going green. Earth island journal. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduPacific ecologist 15. (2007). Communities reduce ecological footprints: increasing numbers of communities all around the world are going green, according to a report from the worldwatch institute. embracing a sustainable lifestyle is not about sacrifice but leading for fulfilling, less stressful lives. Pacific institute of resource management. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.eduWireless news. (January, 2010). Environmental survey reveals pro sports teams are going green. Global reference on the environment, energy, and natural resources. Retrieved from University of Phoenix website. www.phoenix.edu

Editor's Notes

  1. Nature photos are courtesy of Windows 7.
  2. A blossom of hope from muddied waters.
  3. Earth video is courtesy of Windows 7
  4. The three R’s. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle!
  5. Smart consumers buy Energy Star Appliances.
  6. Green jobs are being created! Cash incentives for participating!
  7. Dancing Towers in Dubai, Saudi Arabia