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Earth Day 2008: Are You Green?

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In conclusion, we'd just like to say, be sure to celebrate Earth Day your way.

If that means being conscious about unplugging your phone's charger more often, cool.

If that means going through your drawers and bringing a heap of old phones to your nearest mobile retail shop, even cooler.

If that means you dig down, figure out which companies mesh with your own personal philosophy about "greenness" and spending your money with them, rock on, brother!

Just remember, there's only one Earth. Thinking globally and acting locally can have a lasting and large impact if we all do so together.

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Earth Day 2008: Are You Green?

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