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Peter Olson, the CEO of Random House will apparently leave his position in the next few weeks. Will Mr.

Read it all? Before you fold away yesterday's news into the recycling bin, consider reusing it in one or more of these ingenious ways:

We’ve come this far in our exasperation with junk mail-apalooza and now people are luring us with cold, hard cash (or the beauty of planting a tree) to get us to stop receiving virgin-forest-eating junk mail.

Who would of thought that your old maps could one day be reused. These premium quality, unique envelopes are made from 100% post-consumer content, surplus maps! The direct method of recycling saves 100% of water, bleaching agents, binding agents, and fresh wood fibres, and more than 95% energy. One of the top recycled paper products in the world.

In the past, we’ve reported on several ways to help conserve energy. Buying equipment with the Energy Star logo, shutting off equipment when not in use, and turning off lights and turning down thermostats in unused areas, are all important and easy steps you can take to lower expenses.

But, there are also broader programs you should consider.

Recycling can reduce waste…In your bottom line.

Make your next big meeting or event eco-friendly!

Droling Kindersley (DK), a UK publisher is going green with a new range of illustrated books, 'Made with Care'.

Jennifer Ramos not only authors a lovely blog, but she's the designer behind Made By Girl, a brand new stationery collection specializing in sassy styles using 100% recycled card stock - and by the looks of things, this girl gives eco a little edge.

A  guide to online resources for crafters who are interested in using non-toxic materials or recycling household "trash" into creative goods.

Scholastic are announcing new green measures and are claiming to be the industry leaders in sustainability. But are they really? Here is some analysis in comparison with the things other big publishers have done to go green.

The Magnolia Moonlight calendar is a great way to celebrate 2008. A green calendar that embraces luscious colors that reflect each season. Playful and fun, you will always smile when adding important dates or little reminders to your agenda.

Printed on 100% recycled paper with vegetable based inks.

Makes a wonderful holiday gift!

It's that time of year when many of us buy a live Christmas tree. Instead of buying or cutting down a tree, why not look for boughs and branches that have fallen off the trees during storms?

Printing just 800 posters with an eco-friendly printing company will produce the following energy and environmental savings: 0.33 trees preserved for the future, 30.90 lbs of greenhouse gases prevented and 237,000 BTUs of energy not consumed.

Here's some good news on climate change, for a change... an inspiring story of people all over the world pitching in to plant trees.

Next time you use a paper towel in a public bathroom, remember this clever ad from the World Wildlife Federation. The ad makes a direct, visual link between deforestation in Africa and habitat loss for wildlife. The same is true here in Canada.