Blog Action Day: An example of socially responsible innovation
October 15th, 2007

Today is Blog Action Day, and I am pleased to share an example of socially responsible innovation about which I am very excited. In relation to the enormity of the environmental challenges we face going forward, this idea may seem rather small. But it is also simple, elegant and easily accessible to everyone, three attributes that are critical to changing how people think about their personal environmental responsibility, a shift that in turn should help accelerate the pace of innovation adoption in this area.
Entry Filed under: Principled Innovation Blog, What's New?, Innovation, Associations, Extreme Makeover, The Association Innovator, Simplicity, We Have Always Done It That Way, Socially Responsible Innovation
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2 Comments Add your own
1. Fred Simmons | October 15th, 2007 at 12:05 pm
“no wire hangers EVER!!”
I wish my drycleaner had these. I think I’ll mention it next time I drop off some shirts.
2. Pegotty Cooper | October 26th, 2007 at 1:35 pm
What a great idea. I am on my way to the cleaners this afternoon with a load of wire hangers to recycle so I will definately write down the link for the owner…I almost said I would print out this page but that would be ecologically unsound!
How about advertising on biodegradable diapers? They get a lot of exposure, especially on the rump.
What I would like to solve is the plastic bottles used for bottled water. Any ideas?
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