by Head Green Guru | Jan 17, 2021 | Best Practices and Tools, Green Trends, Tips
This article just ran on Redfin and a tip from Green Impact is included. The story below is written by Emily Huddleston. If you are tired of living a wasteful lifestyle and are resolved to create a more eco-friendly home this new year, you may be feeling a little... 
by Head Green Guru | Dec 15, 2020 | Employee Engagement & Green Teams, Green Trends, Sustainability, Tips
I always feel a bit like Scrooge when I write this annual story on how to green the holidays, which is often full of things to avoid. This year, except for a reminder to avoid glitter, this piece offers fun ideas for gifts that are both eco and COVID-19-friendly.... 
by Head Green Guru | Dec 9, 2018 | Green Events, Tips
By: Ana Toepel, Green Impact, December 2018 The holiday season is upon us, and for many people this means good cheer and fun times with family. At the same time, the holidays can create harmful impacts on the planet from the increased use of resources. According to... 
by Head Green Guru | Oct 8, 2018 | Best Practices and Tools, Sustainability, Tips
By Ana Toepel and Deborah Fleischer, Green Impact, (originally run on UCSF’s Sustainability Website) When you load a ream of paper into the copy machine, you might not realize the environmental impacts your choice of paper could have. Now there is a new choice... 
by Dfleischer | Aug 16, 2017 | Best Practices and Tools, Employee Engagement & Green Teams, Sustainability, Tips
Employee engagement programs and Web-based tools can increase adoption of green practices and make sustainability more visible and actionable. If you have strategic sustainability goals, the following simple tips can help align employee actions to support your... 
by Head Green Guru | Jun 15, 2017 | Best Practices and Tools, Communications and Sustainability Reporting, Sustainability, Tips
I think my past year of participating in Toastmasters has impacted how I evaluate a speech. After attending a recent conference, I left feeling a tad frustrated and disappointed. Before your next presentation, consider these three tips for how to make a bigger impact:...
