5 Consumer Incentives For Going Green
Supermarket super buys gives you more price for you money.
Aside from the plastic boycott that the most supermarkets are doing as an effort to save the environment, they now offer wider ranges of organic products.
Check out local supermarkets, you never know when these products go on a special introductory price.
Shop more with consumer points.
There are supermarkets out there that offer points per reusable bag used.
Accumulated rewards could be used for you next stop at the supermarket.
Money for your trash, recycling has never been this good.
Indeed with recycle banks spreading to the country enjoy coupons and discounts for your recyclables.
As an effort to reduce carbon footprints, consumers are encouraged to bring their recyclables to recycle banks.
Recycle bank gives consumers reward coupons rather than cash to be used.
Recyclables that are accepted by recycle bank includes aluminum cans.
Plastic bottles, and of course paper products.
Recycled products are collected weekly on individual recycle bins that are equipped with RFID or Radio Frequency Identification to record weight.
These RFID chips are connected to a personal account wherein points can be collected.
With more than 250 business partners, there are a wide range of rewards to choose from.
Imagine up to $35 savings weekly! Government rewards for good deeds.
All efforts will be recognized with tax breaks given by the government for a cleaner and better environment.
Enjoy up to 30% tax credit with the maximum amount of $1,500 for renewable energy products purchased.
This includes solar panels (photovoltaic solar panels and solar water heaters), wind turbines, micro turbines, geothermal heat pumps and fuel cells.
Remember that tax credit for these alternative energy products from January 2009 till December of 2010 and that these products should be put to commission during the said dates.
There's also tax breaks given to hybrid, plug-in, and alternative fuel vehicles depending on the weight, size, fuel economy and emission of the vehicle.
Who said good deeds would go unnoticed? Mother Nature loves it and so does the government.
Who says vanity never gives back? MAC cosmetics say so otherwise.
Exchange empty pans and lipstick cases for new ones! Another is that there are actually cosmetic companies that make their cases and brushes from recycled materials.
Cosmetic companies put a lot of thought to their product design that most of the products are encased on durable plastic.
There are yet other companies that offer discounts and freebies for empty containers.
Vanity has never been this rewarding.
Active footwear for active minds but keeps you in style.
Have you ever visited Adidas recently? Their renewable resource marketing is quite eye-catching.
For this month they are asking for old rubbers shoes in exchange for discounts on regular priced items.
Save up to $20 worth of discounts for your pre-loved rubber shoes.
These rubber shoes would benefit hundreds of children around the globe.
Touch a life and have new shoes.
Aside from the plastic boycott that the most supermarkets are doing as an effort to save the environment, they now offer wider ranges of organic products.
Check out local supermarkets, you never know when these products go on a special introductory price.
Shop more with consumer points.
There are supermarkets out there that offer points per reusable bag used.
Accumulated rewards could be used for you next stop at the supermarket.
Money for your trash, recycling has never been this good.
Indeed with recycle banks spreading to the country enjoy coupons and discounts for your recyclables.
As an effort to reduce carbon footprints, consumers are encouraged to bring their recyclables to recycle banks.
Recycle bank gives consumers reward coupons rather than cash to be used.
Recyclables that are accepted by recycle bank includes aluminum cans.
Plastic bottles, and of course paper products.
Recycled products are collected weekly on individual recycle bins that are equipped with RFID or Radio Frequency Identification to record weight.
These RFID chips are connected to a personal account wherein points can be collected.
With more than 250 business partners, there are a wide range of rewards to choose from.
Imagine up to $35 savings weekly! Government rewards for good deeds.
All efforts will be recognized with tax breaks given by the government for a cleaner and better environment.
Enjoy up to 30% tax credit with the maximum amount of $1,500 for renewable energy products purchased.
This includes solar panels (photovoltaic solar panels and solar water heaters), wind turbines, micro turbines, geothermal heat pumps and fuel cells.
Remember that tax credit for these alternative energy products from January 2009 till December of 2010 and that these products should be put to commission during the said dates.
There's also tax breaks given to hybrid, plug-in, and alternative fuel vehicles depending on the weight, size, fuel economy and emission of the vehicle.
Who said good deeds would go unnoticed? Mother Nature loves it and so does the government.
Who says vanity never gives back? MAC cosmetics say so otherwise.
Exchange empty pans and lipstick cases for new ones! Another is that there are actually cosmetic companies that make their cases and brushes from recycled materials.
Cosmetic companies put a lot of thought to their product design that most of the products are encased on durable plastic.
There are yet other companies that offer discounts and freebies for empty containers.
Vanity has never been this rewarding.
Active footwear for active minds but keeps you in style.
Have you ever visited Adidas recently? Their renewable resource marketing is quite eye-catching.
For this month they are asking for old rubbers shoes in exchange for discounts on regular priced items.
Save up to $20 worth of discounts for your pre-loved rubber shoes.
These rubber shoes would benefit hundreds of children around the globe.
Touch a life and have new shoes.
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