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China blows past Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States to become the world’s largest maker of Wind Turbines.

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School lunch reform

That might be change, but it’s not the type of CHANGE that we’re looking for!

Check out this great article, “Obama’s budget proposal serves up thin gruel for school lunch reform”, by our friends at Grist.Org.

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Alfalfa at the Eleventh Hour

February 2, 2010

The USDA is getting closer to approving Monsanto’s genetically engineered (GE) alfalfa, despite the fact that it’s likely to contaminate other crops…

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TwilighTV Video – Duraflame Firelog – Is it Eco?

February 1, 2010

Adam Shake from Simple Earth Media tests the Duraflame Firelog for Eco friendliness.

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Simple Earth Media Website and Social Media Information

February 1, 2010

Where to find Simple Earth Media Websites and Social Media accounts on the internet.

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Medical Bills Fundraiser for Derek Markham

February 1, 2010

Written by David Quilty:
Thanks to all of our amazing friends and colleagues, we have raised a total of $1,817.61 for Derek Markham, the writer of Natural Papa. Our “Save The Derek” fundraiser was put together to help Derek with some unpaid medical bills from an accident that he had which left him with a trimalleolar [...]

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Photo Sunday – Poems and Prayers and Promises

January 31, 2010

Poems and Prayers and Promises. A song in photos.

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Single Stream Recycling Video – What Is It – How Do You Get It?

January 29, 2010

Single Stream Recycling, not everyone has it, but everyone should. What is it and how do you get it?

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Our Green Rant Video for Current.Com

January 28, 2010

Our Green Rant Video for Current.Com

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Churches Filling Pews by -Gasp!- Preaching Environmentalism!

January 26, 2010

Older, mainline churches approach to environmental issues are attracting younger Americans.

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