July 2011
5 posts
With Our Attention Elsewhere, House Republicans... →
Jul 28th
Republican Leaders Voted for Debt Drivers They... →
Jul 27th
A roof covered with solar-reflective white paint... →
Jul 24th
Republican bill to ban energy-saving lightbulbs... →
Jul 13th
Global warming lull down to China's coal growth →
Jul 5th
June 2011
2 posts
Income Inequality Hurting Growth: Fed’s Raskin -... →
“Finding ways to help more Americans safely grow their incomes and net worth in real terms arguably diminishes the destructive influence of income inequality by giving everyone a more secure footing in the economy and the same kind of flexibility and choice available to the more affluent,” Raskin said.
Jun 29th
Meet The New Pollution-Friendly GOP →
Jun 21st
May 2011
9 posts
May 22nd
Trade in your gas-powered lawn mower: Los Angeles... →
May 22nd
May 22nd
May 22nd
May 22nd
Alternatives to Gas Powered Lawn Mowers - Severna... →
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the average gasoline powered mower engine, in just one hour of use, will expel the same amount of pollutants as driving a car for 200 miles.
May 22nd
ECHO gardening: A cut above the rest – lawnmowers... →
May 22nd
Texas ranks last in recycling old computers,... →
May 1st
The Associated Press: EPA puts out global call for... →
May 1st
April 2011
3 posts
Gum
There is an inverse relationship between the quality of a place’s visitors and the number of pieces of gum embedded in the store’s parking lot.
Apr 30th
Why should you care about species extinction? →
“Coral reefs supply a lot of the basis of the food chain in the ocean. If we wreck up the climate, then we change concentrations of carbon dioxide in the air, which means we’re changing the pH levels in the water, and that chemical change damages the shells in the coral. As coral die, that damage has effects right up the food chain to the large fish that we eat.”
Apr 7th
Transocean gives safety bonuses despite deaths in... →
Apr 3rd
March 2011
7 posts
Mar 25th
Mar 25th
Oil Companies That Gave ‘Bonuses’ to Libya Also... →
Mar 25th
Free tire recycling at Yolo landfill - Daily... →
Mar 21st
Tata's stunning new concept car, Pixel →
Mar 6th
IBM sees huge opportunity for emerging... →
Mar 2nd
Saving Ethiopia’s “Church Forests” | PLoS Blogs... →
Mar 2nd
February 2011
13 posts
House votes to block E15 from gas pumps →
Feb 20th
The world can be powered by alternative energy in... →
Feb 18th
Why Isn't Wall Street in Jail?  →
Feb 18th
Carteret islanders in the South Pacific are being... →
Feb 13th
Feb 6th
Ted Talks: The Happiness Manifesto
The Happiness Manifesto (Kindle Single)
Feb 6th
Feb 5th
First ever aerial footage of uncontacted Amazon... →
Feb 5th
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Feb 3rd
Climate change will bring more monster winter... →
Feb 3rd
January 2011
13 posts
Rain Barrel Renaissance: How to Harvest Rainwater →
 Rain barrels, while not a novel innovation even with the term “rain catchment system”, are having a renaissance in Portland. And if you have the skills to place a pan under leaky faucet, you can save a little of our sopping season to help your garden and landscaping flourish, give the environment a little reprieve and save yourself a few dollars this summer. 
Jan 31st
Jan 29th
Make Nice Smelling Cleaning Products at Home →
Jan 21st
Jan 18th
Making Your Yard More "Green" at Northern Green... →
Jan 17th
Local Harvest: Find Locally Grown Produce →
“The best organic food is what’s grown closest to you.”
Jan 8th
Couple's community garden unites their... →
Jan 6th
Top 10 Emerging Environmental Technologies |... →
Jan 6th
Population to hit 7 Billion in 2011 →
Jan 4th
Obama in Command
Obama in Command: The Rolling Stone Interview | Rolling Stone Politics “We have to get folks off the sidelines. People need to shake off this lethargy… Bringing about change is hard. If you’re serious, now’s exactly the time that people have to step up.”
Jan 2nd
DIY: Install Radiant Heat Barrier Before Summer!
EcoFoil 4’ x 125’ Perforated Radiant Barrier, Reflective Foil Housewrap (500 sq. ft.) Living in Texas, I know that the roof gets fry-an-egg hot and have wondered about what would be best to keep out the heat. This attic foil seems to be the best and easiest method and to install, you just staple to the attic rafters. Seems fairly easy and HOA friendly (better than covering my house in...
Jan 1st