Hang Ten, Green Dude!
by Jeff McIntire-Strasburg, St. Louis, MO
on 05.25.06

Surfing is apparently much more popular in the UK than we ever imagined, as new surfing magazine Drift comes to us from Great Britain. While we're not sure about the exact environmental impact of the sport itself, this new magazine aims to make a green contribution by not publishing a paper copy, and by contributing 5% of single-issue sales and 2% of subscription and back issue sales to Surfers Against Sewage (I did not make that up...). The magazine gives a thorough explanation of the environmental costs of paper magazine publication, and also links to numerous resources at Co-op America. If surfing is your thing, take a look at the sampler of articles they've provided, enjoy the spectacular photography, and consider subscribing. :: Drift Magazine
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