Eco-Friendly Music Compilation

May 26th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Green Products

Green Owl Records Puts Out Environmental Charity Album

Green Owl Records recently put out a benefit compilation CD for the Energy Action Coalition, a team of 48 members and an active council of representatives from partner organizations and program developments for sustainable energy solutions. Energy Action , which is a founding partner of 1 Sky Platform, […]

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Is John McCain Really Green?

May 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Social Commentary

How Eco-Friendly Is Republican Nominee John McCain?

So it’s pretty clear that the Bush administration has treated the issue of climate change in a completely inept and incompetent manner. With John McCain as the presumptive Republican presidential candidate for the 2008 election, it’s his job to bring the GOP up to date on this whole “global […]

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The Greening of Radiohead’s In Rainbows Tour

May 6th, 2008 · No Comments · Environmental News Headlines

Radiohead Reduces Carbon Footprint on Tour

Longtime environmentalists and influential rock band Radiohead is doing more to lower its carbon footprint as it sets off on a world tour this summer to promote its latest album, In Rainbows.
As Radiohead travels from Dublin to Florida to Tokyo, the band has taken care to make sure that touring […]

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Earth Day Editorial: Easy Being Green

April 22nd, 2008 · 2 Comments · Green Guides, Social Commentary

Editorial Commentary on Earth Day

Earth Day is supposed to be a day celebrating Mother Earth in all her bountiful glory. Yet with global warming, climate change, clean water, carbon footprints, skyrocketing gas prices and animal extinction all hot topics in the news, hasn’t every day become a veritable Earth Day?
Think about how many more news […]

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Bush Speech Kind of Changes Stance on Global Warming

April 16th, 2008 · No Comments · Environmental News Headlines

President Bush Delivers Climate Change Speech

President Bush changed his views on global warming, proposing the new yet vague target of stopping greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.
Among the other changes Bush called for include reducing emissions from electric power plants. “To reach our 2025 goal, we will need to more rapidly slow the growth of power […]

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