http://inspiredeconomist.com/2008/11/19/beer-and-alligators-ten-anheuser-busch-facilities-also-serve-as-wildlife-habitat/ Discussing the people, ideas, and companies that redefine capitalism and inspire positive change Tue, 22 May 2012 18:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://inspiredeconomist.com/2008/11/19/beer-and-alligators-ten-anheuser-busch-facilities-also-serve-as-wildlife-habitat/comment-page-1/#comment-821 Uncle B Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:03:15 +0000 http://inspiredeconomist.com/?p=888#comment-821 Gotta be a "Green-Wash" Now if they were taking factory effluents and cleaning them up to drinking grade water using plants like the Chinese have done for centuries, and like the may "Arks" around the U.S. are currently doing, we could count merit in the effort! If they were developing methodology that could be transferred to others for free, private or otherwise, this could be considered an effort on behalf of the environment! If they were feeding the poor from the gardens, and improving life for common folk with fresh veggies, it would have its pluses! Come on companies! jump on the anti-depression bandwagon and hand out plots of arable garden space and give some effluents a chance to serve mankind and the environment instead of grandstanding for brownie points and quitting their. You can do it! Gotta be a “Green-Wash” Now if they were taking factory effluents and cleaning them up to drinking grade water using plants like the Chinese have done for centuries, and like the may “Arks” around the U.S. are currently doing, we could count merit in the effort! If they were developing methodology that could be transferred to others for free, private or otherwise, this could be considered an effort on behalf of the environment! If they were feeding the poor from the gardens, and improving life for common folk with fresh veggies, it would have its pluses! Come on companies! jump on the anti-depression bandwagon and hand out plots of arable garden space and give some effluents a chance to serve mankind and the environment instead of grandstanding for brownie points and quitting their. You can do it!

]]> http://inspiredeconomist.com/2008/11/19/beer-and-alligators-ten-anheuser-busch-facilities-also-serve-as-wildlife-habitat/comment-page-1/#comment-37730 Uncle B Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:03:00 +0000 http://inspiredeconomist.com/?p=888#comment-37730 Gotta be a "Green-Wash" Now if they were taking factory effluents and cleaning them up to drinking grade water using plants like the Chinese have done for centuries, and like the may "Arks" around the U.S. are currently doing, we could count merit in the effort! If they were developing methodology that could be transferred to others for free, private or otherwise, this could be considered an effort on behalf of the environment! If they were feeding the poor from the gardens, and improving life for common folk with fresh veggies, it would have its pluses! Come on companies! jump on the anti-depression bandwagon and hand out plots of arable garden space and give some effluents a chance to serve mankind and the environment instead of grandstanding for brownie points and quitting their. You can do it! Gotta be a “Green-Wash” Now if they were taking factory effluents and cleaning them up to drinking grade water using plants like the Chinese have done for centuries, and like the may “Arks” around the U.S. are currently doing, we could count merit in the effort! If they were developing methodology that could be transferred to others for free, private or otherwise, this could be considered an effort on behalf of the environment! If they were feeding the poor from the gardens, and improving life for common folk with fresh veggies, it would have its pluses! Come on companies! jump on the anti-depression bandwagon and hand out plots of arable garden space and give some effluents a chance to serve mankind and the environment instead of grandstanding for brownie points and quitting their. You can do it!

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