Going Naked
In an ideal world, I’d live a paperless life. But so far, that’s not happening. In fact, there are days when my desk looks like it’s going to collapse under the weight of all the books, magazines, and sheets of paper that have somehow landed on it.
Pure chaos which, in all honesty, does not help get the work done. In fact, I’m starting to believe that clutter can serious inhibit creativity. So I relocated all the books, papers, and magazines to the dining room table. But that’s not really an ideal solution. I need something to help organize all the loose paper that’s lying around. I need something to help straighten things out.
Enter The Naked Binder, the greenest, most eco-friendly binder around. Made from consumer post-waste, it’s free of any plastic, vinyl or toxic chemicals and is totally recyclable. No decorations. No color. Not ugly, just unclad. They are simply bare board naked binders, strong, attractive, and built to last – an unusual feature in our throw-away society.
The Naked Binder, by the way, is part of the “1% for the Planet” organization and donates 1% of their net sales to organizations working to preserve the environment.
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2 Comments
March 18th, 2009 at 12:46 pm
Please remember to emphasise that the best thing to buy is NOTHING if you don’t need it. Anything you have is better than an extra, unneeded item. So even if there is a “greener” product, don’t buy it in addition to something you already have!
Got a smelly old car that burns too much gas? Keep it!
Buying a new one uses up MORE resources (and the old smelly one will probably still be kept going after you’ve sold it!).
Unfortunately for your advertisers DON’T BUY is the eco-friendly way.
March 19th, 2009 at 10:25 pm
I believed with all my heart that by the year 2000 we would see a 50% reduction in paper due to the digital age. Somehow that didn’t happen, and in fact, the amount of paper that most offices use has increased in the past decade.
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