Technology certainly has its good and bad points. In some instances it's contributed to environmental degradation and in others it is seeking to repair that damage and raise awareness.
On the awareness side of things, I viewed a very clever ad today that makes
great use of computer generated special effects. While it's for a range of commercial products with a little bit "iffy" enviro street-cred in terms of some ingredients in my opinion, I think the ad will have an impact on many people and perhaps get them thinking about what we send down our drains.
sewage treatment facilities and wind up contaminating aquatic environments. One that springs to mind is
triclosan , a chemical in many household cleaners. Triclosan can react with chlorine in drinking water and form chloroform, a known carcinogen. When it reacts with light, it can form dioxins. It's also been shown to cause deformities in frogs.CHE . It's nice to see advertising not screaming "buy me!", but having a broader message
as the focus that many of us can understand. laundry detergent . I'm told that Sodium Laureth Sulfate is still in the product.Nature Organics site (makers of Earth Choice):what's
in the product in terms of its possible health and environmental impact. Sometimes you'll be able to find available and affordable green products to suit your circumstances, sometimes it will be a case of choosing the lesser of the evils and a brand that has a commitment to ongoing improvement. cleaning category - some of the more popular articles focus on using common products in green cleaning, such as
baking soda ,
lemon
juice , and vinegar .
Also check out the super simple and incredibly cheap all
purpose green cleaner recipe !Avoiding greenwashing 
