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Just Around the Corner

Shopping on the web and consider yourself "green"? Think again chum! You may just be breeding an ecological disaster in your own backyard... Written by Jay O"Berski (www.littlegreenpig.com), Direc...  
 
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Irishgirlnc (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Hey hey hey!! It's Shirley Haley Temple!!!!

Not getting into the debate....sorry.....
tyndaleffect (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Ebooks and borrowing from friends, neighboors and library....
ArtWhores (4 months ago) Show Hide
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DoctorFeeder (4 months ago) Show Hide
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They're doubtless right about the packaging inefficiencies, but they don't take into account the fact that one postal (or UPS) truck can distribute books to hundreds of households more efficiently than if all those people drive down to the bookstore. I don't have enough info to do the math, but I'd say this video oversimplifies the issue.

If you really want efficiency, get a Kindle.
RegulatorBookshop (4 months ago) Show Hide
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The waste comes mostly from three times as many trucks delivering the extra volume of boxes hundreds of miles from the warehouse to your town, not so much from the truck that delivers the book to your door. Do this math, and the carbon footprints are clearly very different.

As for the Swindle...er Kindle...we'll have some things to say about that in the future.
VideoBestFriends (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Except those last like, 800 years in a landfill, and are filled with toxins that seep out into the environment.

Plus, you can't share the books, and they can remove books from your collection at any time.

Also, all the layout and graphic designers, book designers that lose money and jobs due to things going digital.
photographofmylife (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Are you seriously ignorant enough to have missed the message of that video? Or is it your selfish American way of "I want it cheap and I want it now" getting in the way of caring about other people in your community besides yourself? Just because "the big guys" support your job, doesn't mean you have to support them on that level. They don't and will care about you the way an independent bookseller would.
GaTomKatt48 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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hey, i can afford to...so if my ignorance offends you.....good!! even with the recession, i'm on top!!! LOL you freakin dumba&^%$!!!!!!
apsofij (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Can I not comment here after receiving thumbs down?
midnightbright (4 months ago) Show Hide
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But what if you use the money you save price-shopping on the Internet to donate to worthy environmental causes?

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