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Sub Pop Records Now Powered By The Wind

Posted: Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006 by damnHippy
Tags: Activism, Charity, Climate Change, Conservation, Energy, Entertainment, Renewable Energy

Green TagsThe record label that originally signed Nirvana, has become the first record label to offset it's power costs with renewable energy. They purchased enough Green Tags to cover their impact on the climate through their power usage. The president of the label had this to say:

"I was, quite frankly, shocked by how easy it is to support renewable energy. Green Tags are a simple way for anyone to choose wind energy, which, in turn, lowers dependence on burning fossils fuels for energy" [Jambase]

Anyone can purchase Green Tags to greenify their power usage. Just visit http://www.GreenTagsUSA.org

You can purchase tags in 99% Wind / 1% Solar for $20, or 90% Wind / 10% Solar for $24 USD. 

SUB POP GOES GREEN » [Jambase]

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