ENVIRONMENTAL

Environmental Problems Loom in Myanmar

Truckloads of illegal timber cross the Myanmar border to sawmills in China, while markets along the Thai border openly sell bear paws, tiger skins and elephant tusks.

Americans Are Liberals: Who Knew?

Source: Yes! magazine

From Yes! magazine, the results of a poll showing that American views on many issues are liberal and progressive: environmental, universal health care, pay equity, gay rights, and so on.

Planet Earth: Life on the tenterhooks

Source: merinews.com

The damage that we have caused to our planet has brought about dramatic changes in the climate. Taking this as a warning we should mend our ways, otherwise it may be a case of too little, too late.

In the Absence of a Federal Solution, States Take on Global Warming

Source: Energy Business Daily

Not surprisingly, California is one of these states. On September 27, 2006, Governor Schwarzenegger signed AB 32, the Global Warming Solutions Act. This Act caps California's greenhouse gas emissions at 1990 levels by 2020.

Fundamentalism's Effect On The Brain

Source: tikkun.org

The evolving and growing complexity of the human brain allowed our ancestors the ability to question, wonder, and consider new possibilities—to be creative. Life altering advances were the result.

Video: How Much Does Environmental Regulation Affect Investment in Energy Infrastructure?

Source: Energy Policy TV

Marji Philips of utility PSE&G; outlines the increased costs utilities must take on to comply with environmental regulation.

The Top 10 Greenest Cities

Source: Yahoo! Real Estate

It's not easy being green -- for a city, that is. It's tough enough to simply keep up with the endless trash, traffic and pollution generated by urban life.

Bumbershoot claims to be "green" yet forces concert-goers to throw away bottles of water (PICS)

Source: crapolicious.com

Bumbershoot, a Seattle festival that claims to be "green," forced thousands of concert-goers to throw away bottles of water or other drinks as they entered an aging stadium with no functioning drinking fountains.

Hurricane Katrina Anniversary Report Card

Two years after Hurricane Katrina much has become clear. We know that the devastation in New Orleans and surrounding areas was less a natural than a man-made disaster.

Biologists Bring Puffins Back to Maine

Source:

In 1973, with backing from the National Audubon Society and help from the Canadian Wildlife Service, Kress began transplanting 2-week-old puffin chicks from Great Island off Newfoundland, 1,000 miles to the northeast.

Support Blog Action Day for the Environment on October 15, 2007

Want to join a movement and be a part of making a lasting, tangible change? On October 15th, bloggers around the web will unite to put a single important issue on everyone's mind - the environment.

Talking rubbish. City aims to be world's first plastic bag-free zone.

Source: Leader Newspapers

Melbourne looks to become free of plastic bags. Everyone supports it, but few think it will happen.

Top 10 Threats to Oceans and Coasts in South America

Source: TreeHugger

A new report by The Nature Conservancy checks off the top 10 threats to marine conservation in South America. The No. 1 villain: Overfishing, but developmental pressures and myriad environmental challenges are no slouches either.

An Entire Hobbit Eco Village to Be Built in Britain

Source: lammas.org.uk

Low-impact architecture uses a combination of recycled and natural materials. The project is essentially a self build affair. The first phase will see the construction of five detached dwellings and one terrace of four dwellings.

Fish Eating may kill

Source: news.worldwild.org

Around the world, fish are accumulating toxic mercury in their flesh as a result of industrial pollution. Fish absorb and ingest the mercury and store it in their tissues.

U.S. Treaury Secretary Paulson Highlights China Environment Efforts

Source: ENN: Environmental News Network

U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson saw for himself on Monday efforts to reverse environmental degradation around China's largest inland lake, taking the spotlight off currency tensions for a day.

Sancon Continually Grows With Expansions in China

Sancon Resources Recovery Inc (OTCBB: SRRY) a growing industrial waste recycling company with operations in China and Australia, today announced it has further expanded its China operation through its wholly owned subsidiary.

Maternity fashion goes green: MollyAnna launches 100% organic cotton pregnancy line.

Source: prbuzz.com

Maternity fashion line MollyAnna announced the launch of their new 100% organic supima cotton pregnancy line on Monday.

A saint in the saddle? Cyclists, a moral and environmental crusade

Source: BBC News

There was a time when riding a bike was about getting from A to B - not any more. For some it's become a moral and environmental crusade, but are cyclists getting too big for their boots?

A PC That Uses Less Energy, but Charges a Monthly Fee, An Environmental Twist

Source: The New York Times

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15 — Subscription-based personal computers are not a new idea — and never popular — but Grégoire Gentil and Alain Rossmann have devised a green twist.

Make your day a little greener

Source: The Daily Times

From the Live Earth climate crisis concerts to the premier of the 11 part mini-series Planet Earth to rocker Sheryl Crow recommending toilet paper rationing, showing love to Mother Nature is hotter than ever in 2007.

The world's biggest scam: Carbon Credits

Source: The Smart Conservative

Well with all of the coverage going to Live Earth, and the ensuing media circus surrounding it, I'll take a break from my routine here to discuss something closely related, but yet not receiving the kind of attention that it should.

Fresh Greens

Source: shared-vision.com

EAT OUT

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