Comments on: Writer's Guide http://www.citiesgogreen.com Sustainability for people in local government Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:47:47 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Jeff Roubal http://www.citiesgogreen.com/writers-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Jeff Roubal Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:20:57 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/?page_id=74#comment-36 The City of Concord has an exemplary street sweeping program. I would be happy to send you information and pictures for an article if you like. The City of Concord has an exemplary street sweeping program. I would be happy to send you information and pictures for an article if you like.

]]> By: Karen Dudra http://www.citiesgogreen.com/writers-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Karen Dudra Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:48:03 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/?page_id=74#comment-35 Daimon, I'm writing to share with you a lead about Eco Touch, a company whose products have enormous potential for municipalities, police departments, colleges and more. This vital two-year old company has created a line of green car care products which save water, prevent toxic runoff, and clean vehicle interior and exteriors very effectively, yet without petrochemicals, vocs, and other nasties. The company is finding it difficult to spread the word about their products, which are indeed change agents. I am willing to write a piece that profiles some of their success stories. For instance, the Sheriff's Office in Sacramento uses Eco Touch to clean its cars. In Boston, Mass Port at Boston's Logan International Airport was thrilled to learn of a green dashboard and trim cleaner and a green carpet cleaner. Zip Car in NYC will soon begin to clean its fleet with Waterless Car Wash, a spray and wipe cleaner that saves 80-120 gallons of water per wash. Would you have interest in a piece that profiles how Eco Touch is making a difference? Thank you. Daimon,

I’m writing to share with you a lead about Eco Touch, a company whose products have enormous potential for municipalities, police departments, colleges and more. This vital two-year old company has created a line of green car care products which save water, prevent toxic runoff, and clean vehicle interior and exteriors very effectively, yet without petrochemicals, vocs, and other nasties.

The company is finding it difficult to spread the word about their products, which are indeed change agents.

I am willing to write a piece that profiles some of their success stories. For instance, the Sheriff’s Office in Sacramento uses Eco Touch to clean its cars. In Boston, Mass Port at Boston’s Logan International Airport was thrilled to learn of a green dashboard and trim cleaner and a green carpet cleaner. Zip Car in NYC will soon begin to clean its fleet with Waterless Car Wash, a spray and wipe cleaner that saves 80-120 gallons of water per wash.

Would you have interest in a piece that profiles how Eco Touch is making a difference?

Thank you.

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