Hasta La Ideas

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pThe a href=”http;//gulf.refresheverything.com”Pepsi Refresh Project/a, a 20 million dollar initiative founded by Pepsi to fund people, business and non-profits with good ideas that have a positive impact on local communities has pledged an additional $1.3 million towards a special edition of the grant geared towards states along the Gulf of Mexico./p

pFor 4 days, Pepsi is accepting up to 1000 submissions that benefit the gulf, the best of which will receive grants in increments of $5,000, $25,000, $50,000 and $250,000 (by popular vote). /p

pThere are some limitationmdash;in other words, this isn’t meant to fund your personal idea to stop the leak. See below: /p

pIdeas may be submitted from all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia but must have a clear community benefit for communities in the Gulf region (states that are on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico including Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida); Ideas must be executable within 12 months; Ideas must intend to make a positive impact on communities affected by recent events in the Gulf; Pepsi Refresh Project Gulf initiative will not support ideas directly related to clean-up efforts and environmental impact; Ideas shall not pertain to seek financial reparation from the environmental tragedy or propose engineering or clean-up solutions; Previous Gulf-focused Pepsi Refresh Project submissions may be re-submitted if they meet above stated criteria./p

pSubmission acceptance begins TODAY at 12 noon on this website: a href=”http://gulf.refresheverything.com/”gulf.refresheverything.com/a./p

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pLiving Principles has posted a href=”http://www.livingprinciples.org/good-stuff-an-interview-with-eric-hudson-founder-of-preserve/”a fantastic interview with Eric Hudson/a, the founder of environmentally-friendly plastic-ware company Preserve. Here, he talks about the challenges of creating truly sustainable products and how to continue to lessen the environmental impact of household products. /p

pAn excerpt: /p

blockquoteAn environmentally friendly product is more than just a product, it’s a product system. It’s more than the toothbrush in your hand, it’s about how that toothbrush got to your hand, how it is manufactured, and what you do with it after you’re done with it. Because of the complexity of these product systems, we often encounter the Law of Unintended Consequences. A classic example of this is when someone buys a hybrid car, feels less guilty about driving it, and so drives more miles than normal, effectively canceling out any environmental gain from buying the hybrid car./blockquote

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