Commissions are LIVE in our Back Office!

The first ever GFN commission run has been completed and it was FLAWLESS!

Can you believe it… our very first week and we already have Affiliates making over $1,000.00/ week!!!

We appreciate your patience while we have been fine tuning this amazing cause driven marketing machine. Pay attention! We are about to ROCK this industry and it is still the best kept secret, but not for long. The time to watch from the side lines is OVER. The time to act is NOW!… Continue

I just joined GlobalForce, a new Green Social Network, which aims to preserve our planet. It's a safe online community where we can exchange ideas and together find solutions to escalating environmental issues. They give you simple tips and tools for your own green living that you can share with everyone you know and actually BE a part of the solution.

I invite you to join with me whether you are curious and just starting to understand "green" or if you are an Eco-Warrior already practicing a l… Continue

I submit that the wise electric company of the future will provide a lease of solar power units to all new connections, at the same price p/kw as standard connection rates. the beauty of this system is that a gradual phasing in of solar power by a professional power suppler with all the infrastructure and size of scale. Your eclectic company can easily get the loans for the implementation of such a scheme and with carbon trading just around the corner it seems logical to me that most power compa… Continue

Solar Water Heaters

If you heat water with electricity, have high electric rates, and have an unshaded, south-facing location (such as a roof) on your property, consider installing an ENERGY STAR qualified solar water heater. The solar units are environmentally friendly and can now be installed on your roof to blend with the architecture of your house.

More than 1.5 million homes and businesses in the United States have invested in solar water heating systems, and surveys indicate that more th… Continue

This entry was posted by Cynthia on Saturday, 10 October, 2009 at www.journeytogreen.org

Yesterday (Friday, October 9, 2009), I watched (via hulu.com) Colin Beavan on the Stephen Colbert show which originally aired Thursday, October 8, 2009. He talked about how he made no impact on the environment for a year in New York City. From my vantage point, it was extremely painful for me to watch because my theory and reality of going green we… Continue