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Going Green: New Uses for Everyday Things
Feb 07
2012
Hello
and Happy Green Tuesday! I get very excited when I learn of clever ways
to repurpose everyday items.
There are some great ideas out there, and here are my favorites:
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Going Green: Even More Onboard Recycling
Jan 31
2012
Hello, everyone! Happy Green Tuesday. This edition of Green Tuesday is going to talk about onboard recycling. First, thank you to all our Flight Attendants and Provisioning Agents for recycling onboard the aircraft and supporting Southwest’s commitment to using our resources wisely.By recycling onboard and on the ground, we are able to fund the recycling program, so th
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Going Green: Advice from Each Other
Jan 25
2012
Hello! One of my favorite things is getting feedback in the Green mailbox. Whether it is tips to help us live and work Green or feedback on our initiatives, I always learn something! So, in honor of our communicative Employees, below are some great tips to help each other use our resources wisely and go Green.
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Going Green: From the Green Plane to Evolve—Charting a New Course for Sustainable Cabins
Jan 17
2012
I love writing and learning about everything Green, but
today is definitely a special Green Tuesday for me. It was slightly more
than two years ago that we were reading these headlines:
“Southwest Unveils Green Plane.” “Southwest Airlines
Debuts ‘Green Plane’ With Environmentally Friendly Interior Materials.”
“Southwest Tests Green Airplane.”
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Going Green: The Great Christmas Tree Debate
Jan 10
2012
The holidays are behind us, and if 2012 is starting out as
busy for you as it seems to be for me, Christmas is already a distant
memory. But, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t start planning for next year
– I am sure the year is going to fly by! A question we get often into the
Green mailbox is the one about the Christmas tree: Is it more
environmentally friendly to buy
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Flash Forward—Part Three: The Continued Progress of our First 737-800