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Going for green
07 September 2009 Green technologies are central to most modern gantry crane systems. David Pittman reports. Customers are placing demands for environmental best practice on companies across the business spectrum, and the issue of emissions in the changing global climate is a continuing political hot potato. World leaders are expected to settle on a framework […]
A Step in the Right Direction
By Jesse Yun Certainly, we’ve had the busiest summer of our existence. From wine tours to weddings to conferences, our amount of bookings has more than doubled from a year ago. I’d like to take the time to appreciate the business opportunities given to us in this recovering economy. The local dollars invested in ecoShuttle […]
Plastic bag debate
Posted by Fiona A few weeks ago Seattle debated on whether or not to charge 20 cents for the use of plastic bags at the grocery store. I’m not sure if charging 20 cents per bag is the answer or not but I am sure that we need to curb and eventually eliminate the use […]
Weekend events: Hip-hop in the Park, Tillamook Cheese Days and more (Aug. 27-30, 2009)
by The Oregonian Thursday August 27, 2009, 5:52 AM Oregon State FairFrom thrills to food to exhibits, the Oregon State Fair has something for every member of the family. School may be looming, but that doesn’t have to mean the end of summer fun. The Oregon State Fair opens in Salem this weekend (can you […]
WiMAX in North America Defying Global Trends
By Gerry Blackwell August 27, 2009 We’ve been on a virtual tour of WiMAX markets around the world. Now with this final installment in the series, we’re back home in North America. It may be the most interesting and singular WiMAX region of all. Throughout the tour, one trend has been borne out repeatedly. In […]
Frugality in Practice: Alternate Modes of Transportation
Monday, 17th August 2009 (by J.D.) This article is about Cars, Frugality, Real-Life I’ve always been a car guy. It’s not that I’m mechanically inclined or that I get into the latest makes and models — neither of these is anywhere close to the truth — but that a car has always been my primary […]
Reliance on locally made biodiesel increases
By William McCall, Associated Press Writer Monday, August 10, 2009 PORTLAND — Pulling up to the pump in a diesel car or rig? In Oregon from now on, a small portion of the fill-up will be soybean squeezings or recycled cooking grease. Biodiesel production has reached a level in Oregon that triggered a mandate from […]
Nice day for a green wedding: Couple ties the knot in eco-friendly way
By Mike Nesper | Peninsula Clarion Having grandparents that homesteaded on the Kenai Peninsula, Alex Jackson understands the importance of living a subsistence lifestyle better than most. Jackson’s upbringing combined his occupation as a chef — where he sees food wasted on a daily basis — prompted him and his wife, Jen, to rid their […]
Have your cake and eat it, too!
Have your cake and eat it, too-What does that mean? Simply put, we love to have the best of both worlds. We like things that are elaborate, and we like them to be simple and easy. The problem is that’s rarely the case. At ecoShuttle that’s exactly what we give you. We’ve always provided reliable […]