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Green Dynamind

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Green Dynamind is an "ecoartculturecommerce" blog focusing on socially responsible and green-minded issues, with topics ranging from art, science and technology to politics, agriculture and mass media.

• Added on: Oct 5th, 2009
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Allen L Sheetz
• Listed in: Green Cultural
• Tags: environment Ecology sustainability Green Living social responsibility green marketing

Recent Posts

• How the Light Gets In: Perrucci and Perrucci’s America at Risk

  Posted on Friday November 20th, 2009 at 19:21 in politics, outsourcing, book reviews, american dream, downsizing, new economy, american society, knowledge workers, government accountability, term limits, science and technology, rebuilding infrastructure

  ‘There is a crack in everything / that’s how the light gets in.’ —Leonard Cohen, ‘Anthem’ PROPHETIC WORDS OR AN AGE-OLD OBSERVATION of the way change, by necessity, is initiated, that is, breakdown serves as accelerant...

• Ten Sequoia-Sized Myths of Green Marketing

  Posted on Friday November 13th, 2009 at 17:01 in Green Living, transparency, self-promotion, greenwashing, green advertising, green bandwagon, the green marketing manifesto, blue green alliance, green pr, printing options, only the super-rich can save us, green best practices

  LET’S JUMP RIGHT IN—there’s no time to waste when you’re myth-busting in a tumultuous age of run-amuck uncertainty. #1 You should never, ever, ever use the word “green” in your name, tag line, PR or marketing materials...

• Blue and Green and American All Over

  Posted on Friday November 6th, 2009 at 19:22 in politics, toxins, Green Living, arlen specter, alliance for climate protection, labor unions, sierra club, environmental organizations, united steelworkers, sherrod brown, green collar jobs, employee free choice act

  THE BLUE GREEN ALLIANCE IS AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE TIME HAS COME. With unemployment hitting a 26-year high of 10.2 percent (up from 9.8 in September) and Christina Romer, President Obama’s Council of Economic Advisors‘ chairwoman, proclaimi...

• A Warming Trend in Indie Eco-Horror Cinema: The Last Winter

  Posted on Saturday October 31st, 2009 at 15:39 in global warming, climate change, independent film, film reviews, halloween, habit, arts and culture, big oil, margaret atwood, ron perlman, arctic national wildlife refuge, hydrogen sulfide

  HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Can the threat of cataclysmic climate change due to global warming serve as compelling enough plot line to drive an independent horror film? In the case of Larry Fessenden’s Last Winter, the answer is an unequivocal YIKES!—I ...

• A Good Time for Radical Change: The International Day of Climate Action

  Posted on Friday October 23rd, 2009 at 15:43 in politics, climate change, sustainability, Green Living, greenhouse gas emissions, copenhagen, bill mckibben, science and technology, arts and culture, renewable energy sources, clean tech, united nations climate change conference

  WITHOUT TRYING TO SOUND ALL HELLFIRE AND BRIMSTONE OR DEEP-FRIED SOUTHERN GOTHIC, I’ve got to share the garish headline spiel I ran across on the back of an early-60s paperback I’m currently engrossed in: “step by step … deed...

• Back to the Garden: A Review of Bringing It to the Table

  Posted on Friday October 16th, 2009 at 17:54 in family, food, book reviews, community, factory farms, farming, sharing, Green Living, farmers, arts and culture, wendell berry, slow food

  “I LIVE IN A PART OF THE COUNTRY that at one time a good farmer could take some pleasure in looking at,” Wendell Berry intones in the opening essay of his new collection, Bringing It to the Table: On Farming and Food (Berkeley: Counterpo...

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