EcoLibris has a project called It’s Time for a Green Book: 1 Day, 100 bloggers, 100 green books, 100 reviews. Their goal is to have at least 100 bloggers, who review books on regular basis, simultaneously publish their book review on Tuesday, November 10 2009. What is a green book? books that are printed using recycled and FSC certified paper. They are currently preparing a list of at least 100 books that are meeting the “green” criteria and asking publishers to send these to participating bloggers to review. If you want to participate read more on their blog or email raz@ecolibris.net.
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