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Guest Articles

Dances with the Moon: Earth Has BAD Gas!

May 18, 2010

Why the End Times Might Reek of Methane
The rest of the “Dances with the Moon” series
Follow Joe Mohr (Mean Joe Green) on Twitter@GreenCartoons

Earth Day 2010 is Almost Upon Us – 7 Ways to Get Involved

April 15, 2010

April 22 marks the 40th anniversary of the modern environmental movement, Earth Day.

Happy 40th- Earth Day! Earth Day 2010 – History and Events

April 1, 2010

April 22 marks the 40th anniversary of the modern environmental movement, Earth Day. Every day is Earth Day in my book, but certainly our Earth deserves its own holiday.

International World Water Day 2010- March 22nd

March 15, 2010

Billions of people live in the kind of squalor that was eradicated long ago in the rich world. It is a global water and sanitation crisis that deserves our undivided attention NOW

Whose Future is It?

March 8, 2010

Guest Article by June Birch, author of “Everyone Can be a herO.”
Guest Article by June Birch, author of “Everyone Can be a herO.”

Health Care Practices and Climate Change – Dr Bertollini Explains the Connection

December 17, 2009

The World Health Organisation’s environment expert, Dr Roberto Bertollini, has called for a revolution in health care practice in order to deal with climate change.

A Great Big List of Other People’s Best Green Gift Guides

December 11, 2009

Twilight Earth brings you the Best of the Best Green Gift Guides, by Jennifer Kaplan, author of Greening Your Small Business.

Chrysler Electric Car Programs Dumped… Despite Bailout Promises

November 16, 2009

Remember how much money Chrysler received from the federal government in bailout money? $12.5 billion, according to USA Today’s DriveOn blog.

Goodbye Green Trend – Hello Sustainable Common Sense

September 29, 2009

If I hear one more time how “trendy” being “green” has become, I might explode. Wake up and smell the shade-grown-fairly-traded-coffee people.

Going Green Has Never Been So Fun! – Play Outdoors

July 27, 2009

One of the first steps to caring for our environment is getting to know and love it.

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