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August 12th, 2010

No Child Left Inside!

By Colleen Kelly

The Obama Administration is putting forward a great effort to improve the health of our nation by getting us outside. Children today spend half as much time outdoors as their parents did, helping to push our country deeper into an epidemic of childhood obesity. Through the First Lady’s “Let’s Move” campaign and President Obama’s “America’s Great Outdoors” campaign, the administration is attempting to reconnect Americans, including our children, to the outdoors. Read the rest of this entry »

July 22nd, 2010

Sustainability in the Pharmaceutical Industry

We’ve blogged about the close and natural link between health and sustainability a number of times before, including these recent posts on CleanMed, and these other posts on health and health care generally. We’ve also worked with leaders at this intersection, including Johnson & Johnson, Institute for Integral Nutrition and Practice Greenhealth.

So it’s only natural that Beth will join a panel discussion on Sustainability in the Pharmaceutical Industry, next Monday evening, 7/26, in Madison, NJ, along with several other distinguished pharma executives involved with sustainability work.

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May 28th, 2010

Recycling a Mountain Bike into a Commuter Bike

By Beth Bengtson

As the weather has improved, so has my want to be outdoors.  Hence the “new” commuter bike as a part of my life. Commuter Bike 2

Can’t begin to tell you the pleasure I get showing up at my appointments, meetings, and shopping with helmet in hand plus my legs have not been in better shape.  I will admit the one downside to commuting everywhere via bike is that it has increased my weekly laundry but still less than a gallon of gas.  If you have been thinking about using your bike more – do it as the mental benefits are huge when you come home and pass your dusty car.

Again it all ties back to personal benefit, health and sustainability – all three are linked in my increased bike usage.

Have a great Memorial Day weekend!

May 12th, 2010

Health Should Be A Business Strategy

By Beth Bengtson

As I head to the CleanMed conference today, the intersection between health and sustainability is very much on my mind.  Personal wellness (see prior post) is so related and interconnected to environmental wellness that I’m left wondering why we don’t see more of this realization in the health field.

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