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Obesity, Global Warming, Burma, China, Green Search, Recycling, BP, Air Pollution, Bike-to-Work Week, Green Print, and more.
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grist Victual Reality: Why that organic label on your milk doesn’t tell the whole story: Grab a gallon of organic.. http://tinyurl.com/48q9ur |
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m38967 new post: Obesity and Food Linked to Global Warming http://twurl.nl/dqvmnv |
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grist Snippets from the news: • Friday is Bike to Work Day!• T. Boone Pickens buys 667 wind turbines.&b.. http://tinyurl.com/5pw4hl |
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eco_friendly Keetsa Launches Eco-Friendly and Green Search Engine Gooef.com!: Keetsa launches a new eco-friendly and green search engine .. |
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Earth911 4000 places accept household hazardous wastes. Go to Earth911.com to see where. |
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NikkiJade Next they’ll have recycled boards & money.. carbon trading permits as money…etc. as per our user’s comment-http://tinyurl.com/65zr88 |
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daveiam hey non-profit rockstars. Here is my link o the day. Check out this cool new non-profit Blog http://justcauseit.com/blog… |
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solveclimate Wind Would Power 20% of US for Cost of 4 Months in Iraq http://solveclimate.com/blog/ |
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adambeazley Just wrote our Green Tip Of The Day–> Green Your Clean www.neutralexistence.com |
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Scobleizer Google is donating money to Burma victims: http://www.google.com/myanm… |
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BigGreenSwitch BP has abandoned plans to build a pioneering plant to capture and store carbon dioxide. http://tinyurl.com/5rzc55 |
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jowyang Which Orgs could you donate to help Burma and China? Leave comment http://tinyurl.com/5oopk6 |
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BBC Pollution ‘lifts blood clot risk’: Breathing in air pollution from traffic fumes can raise the risk of potent.. http://tinyurl.com/6jokdm |
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Sierra_Magazine Bike-to-Work Week is here! How did you get to work today? http://tinyurl.com/4tc4k3 |
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GreenPrint Two million trees a year would be saved if all Fortune 500 companies used GreenPrint. Tell your boss. www.printgreener.com |
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1 The Daily Five: Saturday, 17 May, 2008 | EcoTech Daily // May 17, 2008 at 1:57 am
[...] temperatures — and the cooler a chip remains, the higher its efficiency. (Technology Review) Tweets of the Week: Max Gladwell’s social media and green living blog is one of the sites in our overworked RSS [...]
2 Rita Wilhelm // May 23, 2008 at 7:50 am
Great summary! Looks like I’ll start following you on Twitter too!
We have the same passion.
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