Image by There is so much information out there about the environment. The more we know, the more awareness we have to make environmentally beneficial decisions.
Climate Change is Not a Spectator Sport.
There is so much information out there about the environment. The more we know, the more awareness we have to make environmentally beneficial decisions.
Usually a more uplifting read than the news channels!
in August 2008
Does you have a question, solution or thought on this issue?
Add a comment and help others!
in August 2008
Read Omnivore's Delimma, by Michael Pollan.
in August 2008
If you are reading the articles on this site, you are moving in the right direction.
in August 2008
This is a pledge for something to do for the rest of your life! Remember, it's good for your brain to keep it stimulated, as well as being good for the environment. And good for your social life because all your friends will know who to call when they have a question! (Just remember not to bore them... oops!)
in March 2009
Age 71, no car, lacto/ovo veggie/fish man. Get around Austin on Metro and Tx towns by Greyhound. Working on global diet, transport & land use using the 4 solar types: biomass, kinetic, PV and thermal. We must reduce Earth's volume of animal flesh. Would marry smart Austin woman in a Saltillo Semana Santa.
in July 2009
Get involved with council issues pertaining to wastewater management. Learn alongside those who are interested in researching alterantive uses instead of discharging to water.
in August 2009
this is always in a scouts mind
EAGLES scouts fly higher
in September 2009
Learning more everyday and sharing on my blog:
http://www.goodngreen.org
in November 2009
I recommend the audio book: Global Warming, Global Threat by Michael B. McElroy. Very easy to understand and comprehensive notes that come with it.
in September 2010
Pledged to be more aware about environmental issues since the start of the year! It's been a roller coaster of emotion. But I feel so accomplished everyday after I apply what I learn into my life. :)
in April 2011
Just wrote an editorial for two of the major newspapers in Virginia about what sea level rise portends for the future of Hampton Roads. Took me a while to put it together from numerous sources included at the end. Maybe it will get some traction. Economic losses to Virginia and Maryland will be huge, but I focused on Virginia. Goal is to get the state legislature to wake up, but they are very intransigent to the issue. Gov. McDonnell is among the worst.
in February 2012
Alice H. 13° pledged to do this 1663 days ago
Carlota Bindner 100° pledged to do this 1632 days ago
Nick W. 17° pledged to do this 1017 days ago
Joseph Smith 61° pledged to do this 1046 days ago
