Green Issue Mania

April 26, 2006 • 9:31 am PDT
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The green issue epidemic sweeping the publishing world seems to have taken hold at CondÃ© Nast. First Vanity Fair, and now Wired, both of which feature a certain ex-Vice President on the cover. Our favorite piece from Wired is this three-pager on the new eco-consumer. They also do a good comparison of various environmental non-profits. Check it out before you give away some money. And, frankly, if you're giving away money, why not Choose Good? You'll get an awesome magazine out of the deal, too.

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