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Beds of reclaimed wood, Sheets of recycled bottle tops and Locally-sourced produce in their restaurants; there's a Philanthropy Concierge - that offers guidance on volunteering within the area; there's a vending machine in the lobby hawking upcycled products; there's free bicycle rental; it's pet-friendly; and they make a minimum donation of $200 per room per year to local charities and organisations...

Would you give up meat one day of the week, if you knew that it would be more effective than if everyone stopped driving their car on a Monday? 

"This is not an evangelical mission to make the world veggie but an attempt to do their bit to slow climate change. "It’s an environmental conversation, not a vegetarian one," says Stella. "It’s ok to just give up meat for one day, it doesn’t make you a vegetarian if you hate vegetarians, it doesn’t make you a cranky, hemp wearing pot smoker. It’s alright, it’s allowed - it doesn’t make you a kind of the person you don’t want to be. It just means you are doing something positive."

According to UN reports, Livestock is a bigger greenhouse grass contributor at 18% while transportation is 13%. 

We at ULTRA think every little bit counts. 

via telegraph

Do the green thing! 7 steps closer to an ULTRA ;-) lifestyle. 

Choose from stay grounded, easy on the meat and plug out. Meaning - less plane flights, eating less cows and conserving energy. 

Pledge to do better on this fragile earth and share it with everyone here. 

Experience overload.