Evidently, the 2008 Democratic National Convention will be "the most environmentally-sustainable Democratic Convention in history," with delegates challenged to purchase carbon offsets in order to feel good and compete for a "green" prize. Although, I think that carbon offsets are a bit of a boondoggle, I am encouraged that the Dems are at least taking some sort of environmental stand. And, kudos, to Denver-based graphic designer Kristi King for specing 100 percent post-consumer recycled chlorine-free paper for all DNCC printed materials.
Showing posts with label green design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green design. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Democratic National Convention Goes Green
Evidently, the 2008 Democratic National Convention will be "the most environmentally-sustainable Democratic Convention in history," with delegates challenged to purchase carbon offsets in order to feel good and compete for a "green" prize. Although, I think that carbon offsets are a bit of a boondoggle, I am encouraged that the Dems are at least taking some sort of environmental stand. And, kudos, to Denver-based graphic designer Kristi King for specing 100 percent post-consumer recycled chlorine-free paper for all DNCC printed materials.
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