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  Green Flotsam for February 8th

  Timothy 5:00 pm on February 8, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
  

  Timothy posted 17 items. Digg: Cul-de-Sacs: Suburban Dream or Dead End? Reddit: Richard Branson warns that oil crunch is coming within five years Digg: To flourish, school gardens need more than photo ops Digg: Windy City 1st To Use Wind To Charge Electric Vehicles Digg: Melting Arctic Could Cost $2.4 Trillion by 2050 Digg: Yale Environment 360: Black Soot is Main Cause Of Himalayan Reddit: Six million Americans live on nothing but food stamps – folks, the collapse is well under way. Digg: NOAA Reorganizes To Assess Effects of Climate Change Digg: Ask Umbra on engagement rings, straws, and napkins Digg: USDA makes the right call on school meat safety, animal trac Reddit: “Everyone should have access to a healthy food system,” Saul explains. “So we need to create a food literacy, where food is about health, justice, community—and pleasure." Reddit: How to move from transparency to accountability in your CSR report (may be useful for NGOs working to push corporations for more social responsibility) Digg: Sustainable beef farming in Indiana Digg: Ken Salazar The ‘New Sheriff’ At Interior Fighting Oil & Gas Digg: Obama Admin Launches New Climate Service and Climate.Gov | Digg: How Hurricane Katrina turned me into a citrus fanatic and ma Digg: Portland promotes urban cycling, but costs will be high / Th

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  Green Flotsam for February 7th

  Timothy 5:00 pm on February 7, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
  

  Timothy posted 4 items. Reddit: A fracking quandary for EPA Reddit: ExxonMobil cash supported concerted campaign to undermine case for man-made global warming Reddit: Turn an old school bus into an RV — stop paying rent! (Link to forum dedicated to all aspects of this way of living) Reddit: Anti-whaling ship the Bob Barker and a Japanese harpoon boat collided in icy Antarctic waters in the second major clash this year in increasingly aggressive confrontations between conservationists and the whaling fleet.

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  Green Flotsam for January 30th

  Timothy 12:00 pm on January 30, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
  

  	admin posted Franklin Goose.
  	admin posted Woman evicted for living off the grid (city says solar panels aren’t enough to sustain a quality of life).
  	admin posted Cheap Hot Water? Just Add Sunshine.
  	admin posted Save Idealist.org – they need your help!.
  	admin posted A supermarket tries to ban people wearing pyjamas…..
  	admin posted Washington, DC Environmental Film Festival Needs Volunteers!.

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  Green Flotsam for January 29th

  Timothy 12:01 pm on January 29, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
  

  	admin posted Franklin Goose.
  	admin posted Woman evicted for living off the grid (city says solar panels aren’t enough to sustain a quality of life).
  	admin posted Cheap Hot Water? Just Add Sunshine.
  	admin posted Save Idealist.org – they need your help!.
  	admin posted A supermarket tries to ban people wearing pyjamas…..
  	admin posted Washington, DC Environmental Film Festival Needs Volunteers!.

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  Green Flotsam for January 28th

  Timothy 5:04 pm on January 28, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
  

  	admin posted Greenpeace presents ‘World Cup of Forest Destruction’ to SBY.
  	admin posted db0 Divided By Nothing E-Bike Folds Up Quite Nicely.
  	admin posted 250 Ft. "Vertical Garden" to Grace Building in Portland….
  	admin posted Clean Up Australia started with one man’s discovery of the rubbished state of the world’s oceans. Returning from an around-the-world sailing journey in 1987, Ian Kiernan AO reflected upon the appalling amount of rubbish he had sighted in oceans far and wide, including the legendary Sargasso Sea..
  	admin posted United States sink to 61st in new ranking of the world’s nations by environmental performance.

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