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Environmental claims can now be a powerful marketing tool. Consumers have an increased awareness of the impacts of goods they purchase and expect to be informed of these.

Manufacturers of consumer products often claim misleading environmental benefits to better sell their wares to environmentally concerned customers.

As more consumers become environmentally aware and concerned, many products are boasting "green" labels. But, how can you be sure they are what they say?

Wealthier countries profit at the expense of developing nations in the global fish game that spans freshwater, deep sea and saltwater fishing.

Eco-friendly shopping choices are useful in different situations, depending on priorities or needs. No one way is the entire answer for "How to Shop Green".

In honor of Earth Day, lets expose blatant examples of Greenwashing: the act of misleading consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environment

Marketing a company as green means using traditional messages such as quality and price and using green as the third button to push.

Declining shark populations worldwide are further strained by losses to long line fishing. Tighter rules on finning and bycatch may help prevent loss of biodiversity.

Unsure what fish to buy? Look for the Marine Stewardship Council label. The Council supports sustainable fisheries around the world and helps consumers stay eco-friendly.

Over the last few years, we have all come to know and love the benefits of organic cotton. What we may not know as much about is the world of new synthetic and plants.

The world's first online organic florist, Organic Bouquet, opened up shop in 2000 and is headquartered in Northern California.

Consumers trying to green their homes and avoid toxins in laundry detergents, household cleaners, dish soap, and more will get help from the cleaning products industry.