When we shop, we can choose organic fruit, products with less packaging, green cleaners (or the ingredients to make our own), cage-free eggs and free-range meat. We can choose to spend the extra few thousand on a hybrid car, install a solar water heater or buy wind power credits.
But will green thrive in a recession, or will it wilt in this fiscal climate? During harsh economic times, will we consider some aspects of our green living and eco-consciousness fat to...
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