Restaurants Banning Bottled Water and Other Weekly Links

A few noteworthy green links from around the web this week:

NY Post writes about 12 restaurants and hotels in New York City that have decided to ban bottled water.

Tim Ferriss author of Four-Hour Work Week discusses the Return on Investment of “Going Green” and environmentally friendly index funds that beat the market.

Jennifer at Brave New Traveler poses the question: “Has green travel as conceptualized today become narrow minded, shallow and embarrassingly self-congratulatory?

The Perrin Post discusses Going Green in Wine Country (Napa Valley).

Gridskipper maps our way around Organic London.

And that’s a wrap.

Note that  posts will be a little slow here at Go Green Travel Green this week.  We’re prepping for an exciting series to launch on Earth Day (April 22).

About the author

Elizabeth By: Elizabeth Lang. Elizabeth, a freelance writer and attorney, loves travel and being a mom. Her favorite activities include sampling local ice cream, playing tennis, training her dogs, and exploring the outdoors with her son. She enjoys writing about personal finance for moms, product reviews, and family travel tips. Elizabeth also writes for the personal finance website Wise Bread. Find her on Google +.

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