March 06, 2009
It's damn hard for Mr. Obama to present himself (as he sold himself) to us as the tech-savvy President, when his political party is about to force the unproven "greenhouse gas" theory (aka Anthropogenic Global Warming) of Climate Change down all our throats.In 1970, the Endangered Species Act was so...
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March 04, 2009
There’s already a lot of websites out there that help you asses your carbon footprint and that’s good, but now there are sites taking the footprint science to the next level. The Global Footprint Network is looking into the details behind making and living with a small footprint. How can...
Things Are Good: good news
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Adam Clare
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March 03, 2009
This is a blog about the intersection of branding and social media. I promise I’ll get there if you’ll indulge me in a little big picture. These are dark days. My cable news habit has dropped off since the election, but even the half hour I spend with Brian Williams each night is enough ...
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Mike Troiano
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March 02, 2009
Filed under: Industry, 24, Reality-Free Seems that terrorist threats aren't the only things that Jack Bauer likes to thwart - apparently he doesn't like litter, pollution, or global warming either. FOX announced today that 24 has successfully become the first ever "carbon neutral" television product...
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Jonathan Toomey
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February 28, 2009
Meet Lucy - she’s the start of so many wonderful things that happened today. So Many Wonderful Things Today - Stevie Wonder is Honored by the President, for his contributions. The Kenyans can now clearly prove that life did begin in the Oduvuai Gorge Indeed.. Hopefully this will end the argume...
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February 27, 2009
The oldest human footprints - left more than 1.5 million years ago - have been discovered in northern Kenya....
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February 19, 2009
When I first moved to the United States from England some fourteen years ago, my TV and movie viewing experience consisted of a 21" standard definition TV (with cable!), a VCR and, if I could be bothered to turn it on, a stereo amplifier that was connected to the TV. How times have chan...
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February 08, 2009
Photo via tutor2u What comes to mind when you think of prison work programs? Making license plates, carpentry and woodworking, hard manual labor, right? Well, conventions and/or prison movie stereotypes be damned—prisoners at the Cedar Creek Corrections Facility in Washington grow and harvest moss...
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February 06, 2009
The personal carbon budget (aka carbon ratioining) is the crazy notion that refuses to go away. To be honest, I had assumed that the idea - giving everyone in the country an equal share of carbon credits to be spent judiciously on heating, transport and goods and then allowing the carbon thrifty to ...
Environment: Ethical Living blog | guardian.co.uk
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Lucy Siegle
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February 04, 2009
Eco Factor: Carbon footprint free luxurious inn uses solar energy and biodiesel fuel. Going green doesn’t mean having to compromise on luxury and the advantages of high-end technology. Even when in a mood of enjoying the holidays, your choice for eco-friendly lodging means your consciousness towar...
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