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March 5th, 2010
If there was one thing you could do that would:
Create a carbon sink that would capture carbon from the air and reduce our CO2 levels.
Reduce your trash level.
Make your garden grow much better without the use of chemical fertilizers.
Lessen your water use.
Improve air quality by reducing the release of nitrous
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March 2nd, 2010
The GOOD Blog has a great post on the source of a typical taco’s ingredients, done as a study by the UrbanLab at the California College of the Arts. The taco was purchased off of a local taco truck. The findings were pretty --> Read the rest of the Article
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March 2nd, 2010
Paul Krugman of the NYTimes has a question for climate change skeptics.
Paul, when were the teabaggers and global warming skeptics ever swayed by empirical evidence?
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