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Posts Tagged ‘ecology’

Calling all bloggers: post about climate change TODAY

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Today, October 15th is this year’s Blog Action Day and the subject for 2009 is ‘Climate Change’. You needn’t have a blog that is normally environmentally themed, just relate a Green topic to your blog’s subject. Of course you can write about hard- hitting issues like global warming, pollution, famine and war if you are [...]


Madagascar – ecology in turmoil

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The island nation of Madagascar, once a vast treasure of diverse and unique plant and animal life, is now an environmental disaster zone. Located in the Indian Ocean off of the coast of southeast Africa, Madagascar is an island with an area larger than France and an ecological system unlike any other in the world. [...]


The Green Maven: when you are searching for all things Green

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Think the world can’t get any more green in their business pursuits? Well, Green Maven is about to prove you wrong. Green Maven is a search engine and website directory specifically dedicated to listing and promoting all things “green”.  Launched in 2006, they host over 10,000 websites today, with “green” categories ranging from clothing to [...]


Fall Events: Mark them in your calendar now!

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Autumn is quickly approaching, and there sure are a lot of events coming up this year.
Conventions, fairs, expeditions and more are happening across the globe, and here is your chance to get involved! You can join artists, poets and musicians in Tucson, Arizona, as they share and discuss how their work contributes to the understanding [...]


Environmentalism: Recession to the rescue?

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Economic recession brings out all kind of fools and experts on television. We have been talked to death about the causes and effects of the recession on everything from international politics to hair care. Why then should the green revolution be spared? After all, it is the hottest topic of [...]


Newsweek asks: What do you know?

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In a sassy, if obvious, attempt to debunk popular conceptions about prominent issues, Newsweek magazine’s “The Smart List” feature, with the subheading “What do you know?” is a dose of brash journalism for the American public. Some articles are blog-like and some of those are barely bigger than Twitter tweets, while one or two are [...]


Green Products: What Don’t They Make These Days?

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It seems inevitable: with the rise of the environmentally conscious culture, someone’s bound to try and make some serious scratch. Try walking around the store or the mall and you’ll find it easy to run into “green” products – organic produce, chemical-free cleaners, all-natural t-shirts – these are a few of the common items you’ll [...]


Carbon Offset – Papal Indulgences for Industrial Sinners?

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The year 2009 has been a nice and crispy hot year for many. It’s got us hopping like cats in a hot tin roof, brandishing sunscreens like guns, and chatting about global warming over a nice cool drink. Some of us are also feeling guilty about releasing all those green house gases into the atmosphere. [...]


My food doesn’t fly Business Class! Can eating local save the earth?

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Have you ever wondered how we survived before super-markets came to be? And how did our parents go through life not knowing the joy of recycling tons of food packaging in color coded recycle bins? It must have been such a boring life for those who had their own kitchen garden and had to cook [...]


Remember the Amazon

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Back in the 1980s and 90s Sting and other celebrities fought to save the dwindling Amazon rainforest and campaigned for the rights of its indigenous peoples. Who could forget images of the handsome blond rock star standing side by side with proud members of the Kayapo people of northern Brazil? Sure, he got made fun [...]


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