Earth Day may already have passed but that doesn’t mean we can stop spreading environmental awareness. Below are prime examples of how Social Media lent a hand in the cause of saving the environment. Many of these movements are still ongoing. Why not go green and join one of them?

5 Ways to Go Green for Earth Day with Social Media (Mashable)

Coinciding with Earth Day, both environmental non-profits and green corporate social responsibility programs are ramping up efforts to promote environmental action. These five social media-centered initiatives prove just how effective the new medium can be in getting people involved in a short amount of time.

5 More Ways to Go Green for Earth Day (Mashable)

Just a day before Earth Day, Mashable dished out five more non-profit and corporate social responsibility programs to promote environmental action on this holiday with a cause.

YouTube Video Volunteers Spread Earth Day Awareness (Social Times)

Video Volunteers is a YouTube channel created in order to give YouTube users the opportunity to spread awareness about issues that are important to them. By featuring these amazing videos about climate change and the environment, YouTube is doing their part to help spread awareness and inspire YouTube users to take action.

Collaborating and Investing in Green Innovations (JustinLevy.com)

Should businesses go green? Mark Atkins, CEO of Invention Machine, sure thinks so. Watch the embedded video for his insights on the need to embrace green innovation, how it can help businesses retain their market shares and their consumer base in the long run.

Recycle, Repurpose, Reissue: Your Message(s) to Earth (every) Day (Converstations.com)

The 3 R’s work on Internet content too! Not only does repurposing and reissuing blog posts work in the various channels in the conversphere, it can help Synchronize Your Time in other forms of communication – such as email.