July 31st, 2008
Just in case you missed them…
Friday Favorites: Caves Reveal Climate, Amazon Sighting, Eco-Tourism, Soaring Solar and More (A perennial favorite)
Those Kicks Aren’t Done Kicking - Reuse Those Shoes! (mentioned in BestHealthMag.ca. Nice!)
Five Reasons Being Green Is Good for My Mental Health (by guest blogger Alicia from Mental Health Notes)
Is $4 Gas a Good Thing?
How is […]
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July 31st, 2008
My goodness, I love Flagstaff. The location, the people, the brewery, the closeness to everything Grand.
Here’s another reason. The Arizona Republic reports:
More than 265 teenagers from 44 U.S. states and nine Canadian provinces will meet at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff from Monday to Aug. 3 to participate as finalists in North America’s largest high-school […]
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July 31st, 2008
What?
With all the talk surrounding carbon footprints lately, it might be easy to forget that there are other natural resources in short supply.
H2OConserve.com helps you calculate your water footprint. How?
The Calculator gives you an estimate of the total amount of water you use, what is called your water footprint. The Calculator takes into account not […]
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July 17th, 2008
I’m not crazy about cemeteries.
Ok, that’s a strange statement. I am guessing most of us (unless you are an anthropologist keen on studying gravestones) wouldn’t choose to spend our Sunday afternoons strolling through vaults and crypts and memorials.
When my time comes, I had always assumed I would be cremated. That felt like the most eco-friendly […]
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July 3rd, 2008
How timely!
An article in today’s New York Times actually adds stats and graphs to support the argument that escalating gas prices are doing more to enhance usage of public transportation and reduce traffic and pollution than policies:
“We’re at the point where people really are changing habits,” said Sam Schwartz, a transportation consultant. He said that […]
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June 26th, 2008
Going green is the last thing most newlyweds must be thinking about on their honeymoon night. Right? Not so says the New York Times.
They report that there is a growing trend towards low-impact, environmentally-friendly, post-nuptial celebration. [Enter marriage consummation joke here.]
What ways are people making their honeymoon more green? Some are doing it via […]
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June 25th, 2008
Today the New York Times reported that United States Sugar, the nation’s largest sugarcane producer, has agreed to sell 187,000 acres north of Everglades National Park to the state of Florida for $1.75 billion.
This news is so good in so many ways.
The Everglades have long been considered America’s most endangered national park because decades of […]
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June 24th, 2008
Just in case the steps you take to minimize your junk mail don’t catch everything, Alicia from Mental Health Notes shared this great stamp with me.
Green Upgrader did a bit of research on what the post office will do should you actually use this “Return to Waster” stamp and they report:
for Bulk Mail (the […]
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June 11th, 2008
Celebrity Week continues here at Daily Tomorrow and the rest of the Health & Wellness Channel. Today’s featured star is one of the best and brightest of my generation, Leo DiCaprio.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest film is no summer blockbuster, no teary big-budget romance, nothing with a theme-song from Celine Dion. It is, however, an epic saga. […]
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June 10th, 2008
The Governator has been busy.
Last week, former movie star and current California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger officially declared that his state was in a drought and threatened to ration water to cities if conservation efforts were not increased. The New York Times reported:
The declaration comes after the driest California spring in 88 years, with runoff in […]
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