I’m hearing this question a fair bit.

I suspect the term “green” is headed to the bin with other over-hyped, over-used and abused terms.  But having said that…here’s how I answer the question:

1) we have spent a great deal of energy developing new manufacturing methods/materials that are more green than anything commonly attempted today.  It’s where leading-edge technology meets traditional production. The techniques are still in development, and it will be a while longer before we can fully implement them.

2) until then, we are pursuing the “green initiative” the way any thoughtful producer can:  by developing products that are mindful of real utility, and ensuring that what we make will be loved and cherished for a long time into the future.

We are against the development and production of objects that are imminently destined for landfill.

Dave

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