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What Would You Say to your Great, Great Grandchildren?
It’s easy to get caught up in the now. I’m one of those people that is so focused on the present or the past that I rarely even have time to consider the future. Thanks to Desmog blog’s 100 Year […] Read more >
Green Spotlight on the Holidays
Holiday decorations don’t have to be an energy drain. Nowadays you can deck the halls with boughs of organic holly and string up eco-friendly lights. You can even toast your friends and family with green wines. When it comes to […] Read more >
Warming to Cause Flock Shock
According to the Daily Green, “there are more birders than Baptists.” With one in six Americans assumed to be a bird lover, birds have got a serious fan club. Like all wildlife, birds are susceptible to changes in the environment […] Read more >
No Need for Blues, Here’s Some Green News
Oil Spill…Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: With the Cosco Busan Oil spill to clean up, the San Francisco Bay volunteers have been using a not-so-technical solution. In fact, the clean up strategy is completely organic. That’s right, a combination of hair […] Read more >
Turkey Facts for Turkey Day
As you gobble down your Thanksgiving feast, here are a few turkey tidbits for the dinner table conversation… Wild Turkey Facts: The wild turkey was a contender for America’s national symbol, but lost out to the bald eagle. Wild turkeys […] Read more >
Power Shift 2007
The shift of power begins this weekend as more than 5,000 college students from every state in the U.S. unite to discuss global warming. Power Shift 2007 is the first and largest youth climate summit in history. National Wildlife Federation’s […] Read more >
Bloggers Unite for the Environment Oct. 15
“For just one day, we’d like to unite as many of the millions of bloggers around the world and speak about one issue – the environment,” said Collis Ta’eed a cofounder of Blog Action Day. On October 15, bloggers are […] Read more >
