This year was rife with chatter about cap and trade, the climate conference in Copenhagen and reducing our carbon footprints. You didn’t have to be Al Gore’s closest ace to realize that going green(er) had evolved into a national discussion. “Eco” this, “Organic” that. Even the corporations behind our favorite brands wanted us to be clear that they were in on the act as they added purportedly greener options to their product lines. From dishwashing liquid to cars, more environmentally friendly choices became ubiquitous. The proliferation of green also meant more competitively priced items as the…
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