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COP15 - Last Chance?
Lucy Danger's 3 R's Recycling Blog | December 18th 2009 by Lucy Danger
Greetings,I thought I should probably post something today as it is the final day of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. My previous post hopefully will have given you an idea of what COP15 is trying to acheive. I've been watching some of read more
Electric Hybrid Cars
Power Drive | December 18th 2009 by Ricardo dArgence Perez
People use various forms of travel. Among these is the choice of the electric hybrid car. The various makes of electric hybrid car allow people the choice of having a stylish looking vehicle which at the same time conserves gas. Additionally, the en read more
Environmental Site Assessment – Why Do You Need It
About Cancer | December 17th 2009 by Pulsa Murah
In the movie Erin Brockovich, the character of Julia Roberts was neck-deep in investigation about the suspicious activities of Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which led to the eventual poisoning and death of the residents nearby the area. After go read more
Global warming – illustrations from Copenhagen
HikingArtist.com | December 17th 2009 by Frits Ahlefeldt
Right now it is the day before the big final day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009, where I am living and have been doing my illustrations for the last few years. It is freezing cold outside, with snow and strong winds, and I have read more
Meet your meat!
Mindzle - Living Green Smart - Sustainable Living Articles | December 17th 2009 by Christian hammer
Albert Einstein once said, “Nothing will benefit human health and increase chances for survival of life on earth as much as the evolution of a vegetarian diet.” How amazingly right that genius was. A 2006 United Nations report summarized the dev read more
Ringling Bros appaling abuse…..YOU can do something
The Organic Artist-Deb Haugen | December 17th 2009 by Deb Haugen
Christie Brinkley: Ringling’s Abuse of Animals ‘Absolutely Appalling’ Christie Brinkley and her kids will be no-shows at the “Cruelest Show on Earth” since receiving PETA’s letter detailing Ringling Bros.’ grim record of abus read more
Be Prepared For The Worst: Breaking Point 2010 – Top Trends
Pak Alert Press | December 17th 2009 by Noureen
By Gerald Celente 12-16-9 KINGSTON, NY – The first decade of the 21st century is going out the way it came in with a bust and a bang. The Great Recession is not over. There is no recovery. It’s a cover up. Expect another wave of terrori read more
Japan: 15 billion dollars in climate aid
Save Planet Earth | December 17th 2009 by James
Japan pledges a total of 15 billion US dollars for climate aid for developing countries up to 2012, Japan’s delegation announced at the UN climate conference late Wednesday. Of the 15 billion dollars, 11 billion dollars will be public money, ac read more
Baby wigs….pretty disturbing!
The Organic Artist-Deb Haugen | December 16th 2009 by Deb Haugen
Credit: Loubi Lou, Getty Images Like those stretchy headbands weren’t bad enough — some moms are so embarrassed by their bald baby girls that they’re putting them in custom-made wigs. Blogger Sandra Rose recently shared the read more
Love this palm tree by Amy Vangsgard
The Organic Artist-Deb Haugen | December 16th 2009 by Deb Haugen
Pensacola: “Don’t Go Near the Water”
Florida Blog - Miami,Tampa,Palm Beach,Orlando | December 16th 2009 by Andy Balasis
Judging from their published comments, local utility and tourist-promotion big-wigs might have some pretty snappy suggestions for promoting Pensacola as a safe place to live and visit. Just don’t go near the drinking water: Dale Perkins, veter read more
The Old Witch Tree
Witches Of Shadow Lore | December 16th 2009 by Director J. Burkhart
There is a secluded place I know that has growing within it a very old tree which has many wondrously strange looking growths emanating from it complete with thick gnarly vines which only complete its look. For many years numerous stories have been t read more
GSA’s Robert Peck Offers Vision for Federal Green Building
The Green Economy Post | December 16th 2009 by Tracey de Morsella
Robert A. Peck, Commissioner of Public Buildings at the U.S. General Services Association (GSA), presented a keynote presentation at Ecobuild America this week entitled GSA: Green Pioneer – Green Proving Ground. Peck presented his vision for the GS read more
Five Steps To Green Your Christmas
Lucy Danger's 3 R's Recycling Blog | December 16th 2009 by Lucy Danger
Greetings,It's getting towards that time of year again, I can't believe it's nearly been a year since I started this blog, time flies when you're having fun!In the spirit of the season I thought I should put together some suggestions for how to enjoy read more
Pedal, Brake, Motor, Benefit The Planet, Repeat
Jump Into Tomorrow | December 16th 2009 by Sam Spear
Why it’s Breakthrough: It’s an accessory for your bike that enables you to turn braking into electric power to motor your bike when you need an extra burst of speed, or you just feel like letting the motor do the work for you. The Story read more
Electric Hybrid Vehicles
Auto Performance News | December 15th 2009 by Ricardo dArgence Perez
There are various modes of transport that people can use. Among those is the electric hybrid car. The various makes of electric hybrid car afford people the choice of having a stylish-looking car which at the same time saves gas. Additionally, the e read more
3 reasons why Copenhagen needs to succeed
Bit More Complicated... | December 15th 2009 by rose22
I’ve just read that progress at the Climate Change conference talks in Copenhagen are “too slow”. I’ve done some tricky negotiations in my time, but I can only imagine how complex and what interests need to be handled in this read more
Climate Change is Natural: 100 Reasons Why
My Rational Reality | December 15th 2009
The mainstream media (MSM) and certain governments around the world continue to steam past ClimateGate like it never happened. In a manner similar to how it treats most other events and issues of real significance (no offense, Tiger), the strate read more
The Age of Accommodation
UrbanWorkbench | December 15th 2009 by Mike Thomas
George Monbiot pauses to consider the age we live in: The summit’s premise is that the age of heroism is over. We have entered the age of accomodation. No longer may we live without restraint. No longer may we swing our fists regardless of whose no read more
Respite Home Established in Port Burwell Area
Wind Concerns Ontario | December 15th 2009 by Moe Anderson
Thanks to generous donations, a respite home has now been established in the Port Burwell area for people unable to sleep and experiencing health problems who live near the Erie Shores wind project. The accomodations are certainly not luxuriou read more
Expert Virtual Assistant Services Can Accelerate An Online Busine…
Niche Money News | December 15th 2009 by Jessica Guerro
You may not automatically consider virtual assistant services when you’re planning your business response to that siren-call for sustainability, the urgent need to become “green.” However, you should give some serious thought to this, as ev read more
P2 Photoblog Week of December 14th
The Weekly Phlogging | December 14th 2009 by P2 Photography
“Avocados…tomatos…onions…chilies…lime…something else…what is missing…ummm….ahhhh…. read more
Haunting Portrait
Witches Of Shadow Lore | December 14th 2009 by Director J. Burkhart
Upon closer examination of this image will be noticed numerous head and facial configurations. I refer to these rare spectral opportunities when numerous spirits will congregate as “haunting portraits” due to the appearance of so many ano read more
Getting your marketing budget to work for you in 2010 – not aga…
Hot PJ Marketing for Small Business | December 14th 2009 by Mark Lincoln
2009 is over – its time to make way for success in 2010 The past year has been a real experience for all of us in small business. But what are we going to do to ensure next year is a year to keep the accountants (and us!) smiling? Are we happy read more
HeroRATs
Trends & Technology Blog | December 14th 2009
Bart Weegens is a scientist from Belgium who has found a low-technology method to go about landmine detection to tackle issue of unexploded mines. The idea could save hundreds of lives. So called the HeroRAT is an intelligent species and easy to trai read more
Environment Canada Press Release – It’s a Fake!
UrbanWorkbench | December 14th 2009 by Mike Thomas
Even the Wall Street Journal was fooled, (or did they create it?) An apparent press release from the Canadian Minister for the Environment Jim Prentice was posted at http://enviro-canada.ca/agenda2020 see pdf here. “Today the G77 has again made read more
109 I heart NY style t-shirts for you to love
Hide Your Arms | December 14th 2009
After the success and popularity of my previous list posts such at the 202 Star Wars t-shirts and robot lists (and of course the ridiculously meta list of t-shirt lists), I started saving up links of tees that fit into various categories, but there& read more
Paul Stamets’ Mycelium Running
CarbonFeet.com - Change is Possible | December 14th 2009 by Sheldon Payne
Mycelium Running by Paul Stamets has been the perpetual best-seller on popular mycology since published in 2005. It's an indispensible reference book for anybody working the land, especially foresters, farmers and environmental cleanup contractors. I read more
Paul Stamets’ Mycelium Running
Aquachannel | December 14th 2009 by hema b
The best-selling book on “popular mycology,” Mycelium Running, would be a useful reference book in every home, especially to anyone involved in farming (or gardening), forest management and environmental cleanup. The second half of the bo read more
How Safe is Your Water?
Midwest Labs Blog | December 14th 2009
What is in the Water? Its not a bad idea to have your tap water checked out periodically, especially if you are thinking about buying a water purification system. A recent study done by the Environmental Working Grou, (EWG) found 316 pollutants in 20 read more
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