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I came across this article on my way to check my Yahoo email.
Great. Another global warming denyer trying to make a scene by trying to sue people who sell carbon credits. Ever wonder where the money goes to? Many offsetting businesses fund renewable energy projects, a sector we could be leading the world in. Instead, [...]

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-Vote on the Top 10 most important questions that we should be asking ourselves and the world. I found most of them to be really legit.
-Also regarding questions: I’ve had quite a few interesting debates with my friends about Ethos water (and the nature of tap/bottled in general, but that’s a topic for a later discussion), as I [...]

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Recently (or last week), I visited the water exibit at the Museum of Natural History with some fellow Treehuggers, as well as other people who decided to tag along. For someone who had been to the museum far too much, I thought it was great: there were loads of facts with brilliant visuals, though many [...]

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 This article is a part of Blog Action Day, an initiative where over 14000 bloggers will write something about the environment on the same day.
 I love how it’s Blog Action Day the day that I doubt I will be getting any sleep. So maybe my post won’t be anything of value, with lots and lots [...]

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Here is the speech by everyone’s favorite president,  George W. Bush: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/09/20070928-2.html
And here is an interpretation of the speech by Gristmill: http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2007/9/28/123544/439
But I’d like to make a random comment on a completely unrelated topic. A couple days ago, I was at the Nokia Theatre for a concert, catching my favorite band live for the first time. [...]

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First of all, happy Chinese Lunar Festival!
 Second, if you’ve been following the news lately, the UN met yesterday to discuss global warming. The UN secratary general Mr. Ban Ki-moon, as well as Mr. Arnold Schwarzenegger and others spoke with a tone that calls for immediate action. 
“The rich nations and the poor nations have different responsibilities, [...]

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