Category Archives: Eco Tourism
Mediterranean-Climate Cities to Converge On Los Angeles
[Press Release] LOS ANGELES, CA (February 16, 2012 ) —How is your city prepaing to deal with the impacts of climate change? That is the question being framed at 2012’s The Mediterranean City: A Conference on Climate Change Adaptation, to be held June … Continue reading
Responsible Tourism Awards – June 17th Nomination Deadline
About the Responsible Tourism Awards The Responsible Tourism Awards are organised by founder responsibletravel.com, with support from media partners Metro Newspaper, Geographical Magazine (the magazine of the Royal Geographical Society), and World Travel Market, where the Awards are given out. … Continue reading
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Eco-Friendly Paris, Even the NY Times Is (Finally!) Taking Notice
If you pick up a Weekend Edition of the NY Times Travel section today, you will find inside a wonderful article highlighting some of Paris’s green-friendly programs. Of special interest is the fact that Paris ranks number 10 as a … Continue reading
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>Hollywood’s Green Moguls Take Home Top Awards
> James Cameron and wife Suzy speak on EMA Red Carpet at Warner Bros. backlot for Saturday’s Environmental Media Awards, for which Avatar took home top Feature Film Award. Photo courtesy Ann Murray. Ed Begley Jr. was also … Continue reading
>Marriott’s Green Keys And 47 Million Recycled Pens
> At the recently concluded Globe 2010 Conference, one of the topics discussed was “Consumption and Retail.” David Cheesewright, CEO of Wal-Mart, Canada, pointed out that a philosophy of “buy less” isn’t one that will resonate all that well with … Continue reading
