America Rejoins the World
Governor Schwarzenegger is hosting an international Governor's Climate Summit in Los Angeles, and I have obtained a copy of the taped remarks that President-Elect Obama will deliver.
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To achieve the green goal of dealing with overpopulation, it's necessary to mix some oestrogen into the environmentalist palette.
Can We Stop Pretending California is 'Green,' Now?
Americans everywhere will continue to have sympathy with all those who suffer in your fires, but if you want us to take your claims to being 'green' seriously, start getting your suicidal groundwater abuse under control, California.
Forecast Calling for Brown Skies
We must work, and work really hard, to keep our skies blue. So here are a few tips to reduce your carbon footprint.
An Obama Victory Garden
After he saves the economy, begins timely withdrawals from Iraq and negotiates with unruly world leaders, Mr. Obama ought to get his hands dirty by planting a White House vegetable garden.
Attention Shoppers (and Economic End Days Predictors): It's Not All Doom and Gloom
We haven't all ripped up our debit cards and moved to the woods to forage on berries -- I decided to ask around my neighborhood grocery stores about how business was going.
Going Old School: Amish Gadgets For The Modern Kitchen
Call me frugal, but in a time of shady economics, it's kind of nice to know that you don't need another outlet to make waffles.
Common Plastic Found to Leak Chemicals
Two highly reactive chemicals in a common plastic can leak from disposable lab equipment and skew the outcome of life science research.
Ethical Chocolate Worth Craving
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Obama-kinda-clean
In actuality, the nuts and bolts of cleaning in the White House falls onto the shoulders of a special branch of the White House cleaning crew called the Executive Residence Staff.
Finding the Best, Local Food Near You Just Got Easier
While technology may not always have been the best companion to agriculture (think biotech), the Internet has emerged as an incredible tool for planning the future of food.
Death of the Clamshell
The Consumer Product Safety Commission states that packaging-related injuries send roughly 6,000 Americans to the ER every year.
Transition Topic IV: Ought To Bail Out on Auto Bailout
Foreign car companies that embraced green technologies rather than fight them are now the global leaders.
Top 10 Most Useless Items of Crapola
Once upon a time, things were made to serve a purpose. Consider the light bulb, the compass, and the cardiac pacemaker. No doubt necessity was once the mother of invention.
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Miley Cyrus Bike, Celebrities On Bikes, Politicians Biking, Famous People On Bikes
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If California is broke, how can they afford the $10B price tag for high-speed rail?
Only if they vote Dingell out of the chair of Energy Committee. As a tool of the auto industry, he's for cars and fossil fuels, not mass transit.
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