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[edit] RainbowsWithinReach: Mid-Michigan Family Fun

22 November 2008, by Debbie Friday, November 21, 2008. Mid-Michigan Family Fun. OOOOOOPS. In all of my preparing for my ... WOW: Earth Day 2008, The Earthling Babeez:. WOW: Earth Day 2008, The Earthling Babeez:. My Door County Butterfly:. My Door County Butterfly: ...

[edit] RainbowsWithinReach: "Ride My Bike"

22 November 2008, by Debbie Friday, November 21, 2008. "Ride My Bike". It's time to pass out the "good sport" award to ... WOW: Earth Day 2008, The Earthling Babeez:. WOW: Earth Day 2008, The Earthling Babeez:. My Door County Butterfly:. My Door County Butterfly: ...

[edit] Doris Anne Beaulieu's Page - Earth Day

22 November 2008, by unknown Doris Anne Beaulieu's Page on Earth Day. ... My Home Country: USA. Organizing an Earth Day Event This Year? I'm not sure yet. My Environmental Interest(s) (Climate Change, Solid Waste, etc.): Clean up the streams for fish. ...

[edit] The Seemachine: What About Me & Earth Day 2008

22 November 2008, by Seema Patel What About Me & Earth Day 2008. In December 2004, my brother [in kind], Erich Ludwig, took off for Mali on a journey that had yet to be written. He emerged, a new man, bringing back all kinds of love and good spirits to this homeland. ...

[edit] The Seemachine: Karma Dance

22 November 2008, by Seema Patel She followed us through our 5-week course of choreography, preparation, training and rehersal for the 2008 FOGANA Western Regional Competition, which took place on June 21st, 2008 in Long Beach, California. ...

[edit] Seeing green, being green at Notre Dame - South Bend Tribune (subscription)

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[edit] Water Blossoms: "Two Pages..."

22 November 2008, by Margaret Ann Saturday, November 22, 2008. "Two Pages..." ... YES! YES! VOTE! Indian Summer Picnic 2008. Indian Summer Picnic 2008 Join the Fun! EARTH DAY 2008. EARTH DAY 2008 Be Part Of The Solution! Fun And Interesting Places to Visit ...

[edit] Poster And Trailer For Disneynature's earth - Cinema Blend

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[edit] Water Blossoms: "Letting Loose..."

21 November 2008, by Margaret Ann November 21, 2008 1:26 AM · soulbrush said... when you said, let loose, i thought it was going to be a streak through the neighbourhood naked! this is soooo beautiful, and a much warmer activity than naked streaking! ...

[edit] News Briefs - Times Daily

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[edit] Organic Trade Group Readies New Marketing Push - MediaPost Publications

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[edit] World Toilet Day Recognizes 2.5 Billion People Without Proper ... - YubaNet

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[edit] BNC Creates Strategic Alliance With The Sexton Company - MarketWatch

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[edit] Is Rachel Carson Important in 2008? - Design News

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[edit] Ditch the Paper This Holiday Season and Give the Reusable Gift ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] Project Earth Day 2008: Student Eco-Fashion Competition - In The Loop

7 November 2008, by Jenn Breckenridge Project Earth Day 2008 will again be held at the environmentally sleek Teknion showroom and will be organized by Emerging Green Builders of New York (EGBNY) and the local chapter of USGBC with a still to be announced list of co-sponsors ...

[edit] Marine Journalist Groups: Earth Day 2008, Momentum for Coral Reef ...

3 November 2008, by Indonesian Marine Journalist Groups At the same stage, Sugeng Purnomo, the Chairman for the Bali Public Relations Associations explains that coral reefs are the right theme for this year’s Earth Day as 2008 is internationally voted as the International Year of Reef (IYOR) ...

[edit] The Empire State Building Shines for 2008 Presidential Election - MarketWatch

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[edit] Top Ten Quotes for Earth Day 2008 | TakePart Blog Network

31 October 2008, by blair@takepart.com Top Ten Quotes for Earth Day 2008.

[edit] Fight Back Against Mother Earth on Reverse Earth Day - Smooth Operator (satire)

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[edit] Temporary Office Manager (Dupont Circle)

28 October 2008, by About Earth Day Network Earth Day Network (EDN) is a driving force steering environmental awareness around the world. Our mission is to grow and diversify the environmental movement worldwide, and to mobilize it as the most effective vehicle for promoting a healthy, sustainable planet. We pursue our ...

[edit] Shirts by The Ryde

10 September 2008, by My wife got one of these surf inspired shirts and wanted to write about it so here it is: I was so thrilled to receive The Ryde t-shirt in the mail! When opening the package and taking out the shirt I noticed immediately the quality of the shirt, the color was vibrant and the material was soft. I couldnʼt wait to put it on and feel it against my skin. Upon putting it on, I immediately noticed that the shirt fit perfect to size and the material was very soft and comfortable. Because I chose a

[edit] “In wildness is the preservation of the world.” – Henry David Thoreau

11 August 2008, by In my role as the Director of the Education programs at Earth Day Network, I ask every potential volunteer, intern, or candidate for employment the same question: “What was that original experience or ‘spark’ that initiated your concern for the environment?”  Oftentimes, the candidate will respond that a parent or professor originally guided his or her interest, but rarely do I hear an individual assert “the land” or “nature” itself.    Such answers are indicative of a growing disorder in t

[edit] Get Green to Go Green

8 August 2008, by Good news for academia: You may soon be able to get green to go green.   Green programs at institutions of higher learning got a boost last Thursday when Congress passed all provisions of the Higher Education Sustainability Act (HESA) – a part of the new Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HR 4137). The Act will incentivize green programs at universities by awarding competitive grants toward the development and implementation of sustainable practices and programs.   Why universities?

[edit] Climate Policy Is Not for Wimps, It's for Warriors

6 August 2008, by Think about this: If every American home replaced their 5 most frequently used light fixtures or the bulbs in them with ones that have earned the ENERGY STAR, we would save close to $8 billion, and the greenhouse emissions saved would be equivalent to pulling 10 million cars off the road. But you don’t have to stop there: You can now buy solar backpacks that charge your phone and ipod while you walk, and hybrid, household wind power systems that convert wind into electricity for your home—and,

[edit] To Drill or Not to Drill...

4 August 2008, by With gasoline prices in the United States at an all time high, many politicians, including President Bush, are pushing to overturn the United State’s 26-year ban on offshore drilling, and open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to petroleum exploration. Republican Presidential candidate John McCain has also come out in support of lifting the offshore drilling ban, reversing his previous position. Consequently, “To drill, or not to drill?” has become one of the major questions of this election

[edit] 20% Wind Energy by 2030: Changing America’s Electricity Supply

1 August 2008, by Americans are capable of obtaining 20% of their electricity needs from wind energy by 2030, according to Jim Walker, President of the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). The announcement was made at an AWEA and Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) congressional briefing on July 25th.   Reaching that goal will require policies that provide predictability for investors in clean power generation and that promote construction of the transmission infrastructure needed to deliver re

[edit] Food for Thought

31 July 2008, by Recent trends in animal rights may mean the beginning of the end for factory-style farms. These farms, which confine animals in cages so small they cannot even turn around, have come under heavy scrutiny from public, corporate, and government interests alike. From Burger King’s announcement that they will give preference to suppliers who treat animals kindly, to Harvard Law School offering a course on animal rights, there is clearly a shift underway in the way we view our food. Most significan

[edit] Education Coordinator (Dupont Circle)

28 July 2008, by About Earth Day Network: Earth Day Network (EDN) is a driving force steering environmental awareness around the world. EDN's network reaches over 17,000 organizations in 174 countries, while the domestic program engages 5,000 groups and over 25,000 educators coordinating millions of community development ...

[edit] Is NCLB making our children rounded?

28 July 2008, by An unusual gravity permeated the House Education Committee on July 24th: Richard Simmons had hung up his trademark spandex one-piece in favor of a suit – and was ready to be taken very seriously. "The No Child Left Behind Act was supposed to make our children well-rounded," he said. "Well, it made them rounded.” The flamboyant fitness guru's impassioned testimony was intended to buoy the movement to improve physical education in America's Schools. Citing a lack of exercise and activity as the c

[edit] Eating Green

24 July 2008, by Want to combat global warming? Try eating organic produce. Not that the organic food market needs additional incentives: Organic aficionados have made the organic market worth $16 million per year – and the demand for organic products is growing at a rate of 15 to 20 percent per year. However, in a briefing on Tuesday, July 22, Dr. Timothy J. LaSalle, head of the Rodale Institute in Pennsylvania, asserted that switching to pesticide-free produce may be the greatest weapon in the fight against g

[edit] A Bright Future

23 July 2008, by From sea to shining sea, the US has a lot of untapped power. Chuck Kutscher of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory stated that when properly cultivated within the United States, solar power could provide enough energy for 7 times the U.S. electric capacity. Not to mention its potential to fuel our economy: Germany, for example, has created 150,000 new manufacturing jobs in the past five years by focusing its efforts on cultivating solar energy.   Fortunately for Americans, solar energy is

[edit] Al Gore's Climate Challenge

22 July 2008, by “Today I challenge our nation to commit to producing 100 percent of our electricity from renewable energy and truly clean carbon-free sources within 10 years,” Al Gore announced to thunderous applause on Thursday, July 17th at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC. Gore carved out his vision of a renewable energy future, a vision that involves the growth of solar, wind and geothermal industries domestically and the end of special interest driven energy policy. Renewable energy makes sen

[edit] The Green Agenda

22 July 2008, by From the Green Agenda “Sacrilegious though this may sound, democracy is no longer well suited for the tasks ahead. The complexity and the technical nature of many of today’s problems do not always allow elected representatives to make competent decisions at the right time.” Club of Rome When I searched for links between these men, who keep appearing in nearly every area of global environmental politics, I discovered that they were all members of the Club of Rome. Now extraordinary

[edit] Red, White, Blue…and Green?

21 July 2008, by Green is the color du jour for both the Democratic National Convention (August 25-28, 2008, in Denver, Colorado) and the Republican National Convention (September 1-4, 2008, in St. Paul, Minnesota). The Wall Street Journal reports that environmentalists from all political persuasions can breathe a little easier: In preparation for the convention, McCain’s crew has cut down on printing, committed to using recycled furniture, and encouraged its employees to walk or bike to work. Meanwhile, Obama’s

[edit] The future of Climate Change in the US Federal Government

18 July 2008, by In 1992 the George H.W. Bush administration became signatory to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, an international treaty which recognized global climate change as a serious problem and acknowledged the need to limit green house gas emissions. Sixteen years later, this vague treaty which requires no mandatory action remains the highpoint of America’s action to combat climate change. As the presidential election draws near it has become clear that the next administratio

[edit] In a Time of War, No Peace at the Pump

16 July 2008, by “Necessity,” Plato said, “is the mother of invention.” Though Plato never drove a car or heated his home with central air, he was startlingly prescient: In a surprisingly non-partisan display of irreverence, both George W. Bush and Nancy Pelosi have supported regressive policies to deal with our dependence on foreign oil – by eliminating our immediate need to replace oil, they may, in the process, be impeding the development or cultivation of new inventions, and the harnessing of alternative ene

[edit] Small Weather Changes: Big Consequences

14 July 2008, by Chances are, you’ve already been the victim of “extreme weather”—even if you’re unfamiliar with the term. As Chairman Edward Markey’s Committee Hearing “Global Warming Effects on Extreme Weather” made clear last Thursday, “extreme” is not a synonym for "catastrophic”—it’s not the kind of weather that uproots trees, drowns houses, and creates disaster zones all in one fell swoop. Its signs are so subtle you might not notice them: it’s a summer that’s a few degrees warmer, and a winter that’s a

[edit] G-8 Goals Fall Short

11 July 2008, by Climate change has been one of the major issues discussed during the G-8 summit held this week in Japan. In an unprecedented meeting, the G-8 (United States, Japan, Germany, France, Canada, Italy, Britain and Russia) met with the G-5 (China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa), plus Australia, South Korea and Indonesia. The G-8 agreed to the goal of a 50% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050. The G-5 refused to sign on to this goal until nations like the United States take serious and effe

[edit] Failure to Limit CO2 Pollution Causes Georgia Judge to Deny Coal Plant Permit

10 July 2008, by The US Supreme Court ruling that allows greenhouse gas emissions to be regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Clean Air Act was the legal precedent that allowed Fulton County Superior Court Judge Thelma Wyatt Cummings Moore to revoke the permit for a Longleaf Energy Resources 1,200 mega-watt power plant to be built in Georgia. The judge made her decision based on the plant’s failure to have a plan to limit CO2 emissions. In May 2007 the permit had been issued by the Ge

[edit] Education Coordinator (Dupont Circle)

9 July 2008, by Position: Education Coordinator at Earth Day Network Reports to: Director of Education Type of position: Full time About Earth Day Network: Earth Day Network (EDN) is a driving force steering environmental awareness around the world. EDN's network reaches over 17,000 organizations in 174 countries, ...

[edit] Women's Role in Climate Mitigation

9 July 2008, by In May 2008, the Women’s Environment & Development Organization (WEDO) released a study commissioned by the Greek chairmanship (2007-2008) of the Human Security Network entitled “Gender, Climate Change and Human Security: Lessons from Bangladesh, Ghana and Senegal.” The study looks into research on gender disparity during natural disasters to discuss the consequences that climate change will have not just on human security in general, but on women in particular. The WEDO report states: “Al

[edit] Climate Changes: The Cost of Inaction

8 July 2008, by Jim Lyons is the Vice President of Communications and Policy for Oxfam America, an international developmental and humanitarian organization that works to create lasting solutions to hunger, poverty, and injustice. Lyons recently gave a speech before the Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality, as well as the Committee on Energy and Commerce regarding the consequences we face as a global community if we do not address the current climate crisis.   “The reality we face is dire for the world’s p

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[edit] What will you do for Earth Day '08?

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[edit] The Daily Swarm - Radiohead on Conan: George Bush = 'that twat'

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[edit] Giornata Mondiale della Terra 2008

22 April 2008, by La festa del pianeta Terra si festeggia ogni ano il 22 aprile. Foto dal sito ww2.earthday.net Quest’oggi come ogni anno si festeggia la Giornata mondiale della Terra. Dal 1970 l’Earth Day Network promuove la sensibilizzazione dei cittadini verso tematiche ambientali in tutto il mondo. Ogni ...

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[edit] Earthday Network

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[edit] Oakland Public Works - Earth Day 2008

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