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So I have this little, no camera, no “there’s an app for that,” no nonsense Nokia mobile phone. It’s great, but I always have difficulty in remembering to charge it. If I rode my bike everywhere like a good Treehugger, I would be ecstatic to find out about this new technology that was recently released. Read more…
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It has been awhile since I’ve been to the mall, but it’s got me thinking about how sustainable shopping is. Is it worth it to go to the store and look for the perfect pair of shiny, new pleather boots? Or is it better to opt for an alternative? Read more…
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Before you continue reading, I must warn you that you might not find the answer to this question.
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Look both ways before you cross the street! Hopefully, wildlife will not have to worry, thanks to ARC, The International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition.
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For the past 15 days, I’ve been traversing America on a train. No typos, I’m talking an 1800’s style locomotive that started in Baltimore and ended in San Diego. Why? Not only did I want to see the country, I wanted to do it in the most environmentally responsible way I could. Read more…
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Have you thought of your New Year’s resolution yet? Well, let me suggest adding a very simple resolution that will have a positive impact in the world. This resolution is as simple as reading a book. Many people love learning about how their actions can specifically impact the world by seeing statistics and learning facts. However, it is very hard to find sources that are reliable. My New Year’s resolution suggestions are to read The Green Book and The Lorax. Read more…
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As 2010 comes to a close, people are already starting to look forward to 2011. A phrase I hear often, especially pertaining to improving the health of the environment, is that a little goes a long way. During 2011, let’s make a a little go a long way! There are so many small changes a person can make to improve our environment. Let’s make a pact and get our green resolutions going! Read more…
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Loading ...A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.
-Greek Proverb
