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At Wal-Mart, Labels to Reflect Green Intent

by Erik on July 18, 2009

Shoppers expect the tags on Wal-Mart items to have rock-bottom prices. In the future they may also have information about the product’s carbon footprint, the gallons of water used to create it, and the air pollution left in its wake. [via NYTimes]

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