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Black Cloud Citizen Scientist League
Written by Moe Beitiks   
09/06/2008

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If you ever listened to the old radio show “The Shadow”, you know that the central caped crusader had a legion of agents, who all kept in communication with him using sparkling rings. Though its central figure is not a masked hero, but a cuddly mass of polluted air, the Read more...

 
Nature and Stop Kingsnorth Interview James Hansen about His Clash with Big Coal
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
If you're a longtime reader of this site, then you're no doubt already aware of my -- and Read more...
 
Our Oceans Are Dying and We're At Fault
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
Jellyfish with a Fish in its Stomach Photo Image source: Getty Images The Los Angeles Times report this morning on the state of the oceans sounds like something out of a horror movie - fishermen come in contact with a spongy weed, only to break out into a painful rash that won't go away and literally peels your skin off. Get a drop in your mouth and your tongue swells so much you can't eat...
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Cake Invests In A Solar Groove For Their Studio, Latest Album
Written by michael   
09/05/2008

One of my favorite bands, Cake, has pulled a page out of Jack Johnson’s playbook and taken...
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Seen in New York: MTA Touts Green Credentials
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
New York subway recycling poster photo Who knew the New York City subway was so green? (Well, greener than I thought it was, anyway.) According to a poster I chanced upon last night at a subway station:
  • 63 percent of NYC Transit's refuse was recycled in 2007.
  • 8,931 tons—about...
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Sustainable Schoolyard Exhibit at US Botanic Garden
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
sustainable schoolyard image Last week we had the pleasure of checking out the One Planet--Ours! Sustainability for the 22nd Century installation at the United States Botanic Garden just a stones throw from the Capitol in Washington, DC. Despite the odd name (isn't sustainability for the 21st...
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Eco Friendly Toilet Seat and Bidet from Brondell to Preserve Trees, European Custom
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
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Looking for an Eco-Friendly Toilet? It seems there's a dire need for eco-friendly toilets: around 36 billion rolls of toilet paper are trashed every year—that’s about 15 million trees’ worth. So whatever the reason for America’s longstanding aversion to Read more...
 
We Need a “New Operating System” for the Modern World! Yale Univ’s Dean of Environmental...
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
smokestacks, pollution, grime photo photo: Gilbert Rodriguez In a practical sense, to make the type of changes in theory and practice which many TreeHugger readers would probably like to see happen to make the world a more ecologically sustainable place, we may have to compartmentalize a bit. Overturning the whole system may prove difficult,...
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Cancer Fighting Tips, Carrot Ginger Soup and a Petition for the Next President
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
deodorant carrot soup white house photo :: Avoid these common household products to steer clear of cancer. :: Sooth your tummy--and your taste buds--with Kelly's Carrot Soup with Ginger and Lemon. :: Sign a petition...
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Texas Coal Wars Opens Next Week
Written by TreeHugger   
09/05/2008
Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars Image Image source: Fighting Goliath Film Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars, documents how a group of citizens stood up to the proposed development of 19-coal-fired power plants in central and east Texas. Mayors, ranchers, CEOs, community groups, legislators, lawyers and citizens, who might otherwise have had nothing in common, all joined...
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