New Series: “Fund”amentally Enviromental
By Wesley Joseph • Jun 14th, 2008 • Category: General
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I am pleased to announce a new series here on EnviroHumanImpact.com. “‘Fund’amentally Enviromental,” will focus on companies, groups, and associations with a fundamental commitment to either better, more sustainable practices and/or products and some that focus on the environment itself.
Readers of the “Fund”amentally Environmental Series can expect to get outlines of what a company or non-profit aims to do and to be informed of companies that you might consider investing in or groups to which you might want to make a (tax-deductible) donation.
In essence, we will be talking about companies and groups with environmental fundamentals that you may wish to provide funds for, as an investment for your portfolio, or as an investment in the greater good of your society, both of which are worthwhile uses for your money, especially considering groups with a fundamental interest in improving their own, and hopefully, our society’s, envirohuman impact.
EHI There! What groups, companies, or associations do you wish for us to showcase in this series? Let us know below, and we just might write a post about it!
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Wesley Joseph is the primary editor for EHI. He comes from a strong political science background and is interested in the effect humans' actions have on the environment, how in turn the environment affects humans, and how environmental policy at large and personal actions can both change into positive envirohuman impacts.
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