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How do we Convince our Inner Caveman to be Greener?
How do we convince our inner caveman to be greener? By the time we wake up to the threat posed by climate change, it could well be too late. And if we’re not going to make rational decisions about the… more →
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Giving gifts that give back
Lynn Hasselberger wrote 2 days ago: ‘Tis that time of year, the spirit of giving all around us. Maybe you were one of millions who … more →
How do we Convince our Inner Caveman to be Greener?
pdjmoo wrote 4 days ago: How do we convince our inner caveman to be greener? By the time we wake up to the threat posed by cl … more →
Global Water Shortage Looms In New Century
Earth's Dearth wrote 1 week ago: When most U.S. citizens think about water shortages — if they think about them at all — they think a … more →
Help World Vision Provide Water By Playing A Game
Earth's Dearth wrote 2 weeks ago: Just click on the helpthirst logo below, and you will provide water for those in need. It’s really t … more →
Day Seven: Pay it forward
Lynn Hasselberger wrote 2 weeks ago: Feel the benefits of service. By giving back, you slow down and appreciate what you have. The conver … more →
Day Six: Use less water
Lynn Hasselberger wrote 2 weeks ago: The average American uses 170 gallons of water per day around the house. Contrast that with the fact … more →
The Other Inconvenient Truth: The Crisis in Global Land Use
pdjmoo wrote 1 month ago: In the rush to portray the perils of climate change, many other serious issues have been largely ign … more →
Celebrate Your Toilet!
Lynn Hasselberger wrote 1 month ago: Billions of people live in the kind of squalor that was eradicated long ago in the rich world. It is … more →
Climate crisis a chance to become human again
pdjmoo wrote 1 month ago: People should use the climate change crisis as an opportunity to become human again, setting aside t … more →
Illusions on the edge of a precipice
pdjmoo wrote 1 month ago: The climate crisis is not a negotiable issue and politicians must start paying attention to science. … more →
The Fate of our Fragile Civilization
pdjmoo wrote 1 month ago: A DIFFERENT QUESTION If I had one thing to impart to our leaders and opinion-makers, it would be thi … more →
One giant leap ... on Earth
pdjmoo wrote 1 month ago: ARTICLE FROM: “The Daily Climate” …It’s clear that we do not yet understand … more →
Climate Change Speeding Toward Irreversible Tipping Points
pdjmoo wrote 2 months ago: Science Report: Climate Change Speeding Toward Irreversible Tipping Points. … more →
Arctic seas turn to acid, putting vital food chain at risk
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pdjmoo wrote 2 months ago: With the world’s oceans absorbing six million tonnes of carbon a day, a leading oceanographer … more →
Making Drinking Water... from Thin Air
Lynn Hasselberger wrote 2 months ago: Less than 1% of the world’s fresh water (or about 0.007% of all water on earth) is readily acc … more →
VIDEO CONGO STREET KIDS - THE RICH AND THE VERY, VERY, POOR
pdjmoo wrote 2 months ago: Congelese Rappers. We are just so fortunate when we become aware of how great parts of the world l … more →
Climate Change Speeding Toward Irreversible Tipping Points
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pdjmoo wrote 2 months ago: WASHINGTON, DC, September 25, 2009 (ENS) – The speed and scope of global warming is now overta … more →
Human Beings Pushing Earths Limits
pdjmoo wrote 2 months ago: The safe climatic limits in which humanity has blossomed are more vulnerable than ever and that unle … more →
SOUTH AMERICA: Glaciers - Going, Going…Gone? - IPS ipsnews.net
pdjmoo wrote 3 months ago: SOUTH AMERICA: Glaciers – Going, Going…Gone? – BUENOS AIRES, Sep 6 (IPS) – South A … more →
