It feels greener, and sharing is polite and all that.
Sure the Western U.S., with its big skies and open spaces feels green--but when you look at broader measurements of humans' impact on the environment, including consumption patterns, air and water quality, and waste, as well as policy, they don't fare as well.
Living out of town may feel green, but it isn't.
A Scrabble board lay open and there was a big felt green rug marked "Subbuteo".
It was only his second race and he still felt green, but he felt like he's going to be a very good horse".
"We felt green had a little more kitchen logic to it," said Casey Keller, Heinz's managing director for ketchup, "but the idea is to keep it fresh.
"Type in 'sustainable marketing,' and everything that comes up is focused on messages that are going to make people feel green, think green, buy green," said Anthony Ganjou, founder of Curb Media.
Spreading people thinly across the countryside, Vermont-style, may make them look and feel green, but it actually increases the damage they do to the environment while also making that damage harder to see and to address.
John Davis letter Michael Grade letter Feeling green about the green room Thomson admitted that leaving the BBC, which she first joined 37 years ago, was "an emotional thing to do, but it has to be done, these things are never easy".
