Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green Series Finale

by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated April 26, 2012

We’ve had a lot of fun this April with out Earth Day 2012 Series and now it’s time for the final entry. We’ll start off with a quick review of the first three posts and then move onto some bonus info! Read More…



Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green: Equipment Choices

by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated April 19, 2012

The equipment choices made by the managers or the owners of a business can have a large impact on the overall operating costs of and the environmental consequences of an office. Utilizing the most efficient light bulbs, appliances and vehicles will have a dramatic on monthly costs and will in the long term pay for themselves. Read More…



5 Ways to Make and Keep Your Office Clean and Green

by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated April 12, 2012

In the United States, the availability of reliable utilities is very much taken for granted. Flick a switch and the lights come on. Turn the tap and, voila, there is hot water. Unfortunately, this convenience also breeds a certain contempt for husbanding these valuable and expensive resources.

Most modern American offices hardly ever consider the environmental benefits and cost savings that some simple procedures can produce. The following five measures will more than pay for themselves and will leave a “greener” and cleaner planet besides. Read More…



Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green: Resources & Recycling

by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated April 5, 2012

Any plan to reduce clutter and inefficiency in an office makes good business sense. Less clutter allows for a more productive workspace and reduced inefficiency helps the business. In particular, ?green? initiatives are good for the planet and emotional well-being of the employees while having a demonstratively beneficial impact on a company’s earnings.

There are two ways to approach this process. Read More…