Browsing All Posts By United Earth
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Business & Finance 0Is Organic Agriculture Bad for the Environment? Another Reason to Eat Locally
Written by Rachel Cernansky www.care2.com January 4, 2012 The New York Times ran an important story about a growing ...
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Action 0RIO+20: Toward a new green economy—or a green-washed old economy?
By JIM THOMAS grist.org 24 MAR 2011 I’ve got good news and bad news about the future of the ...
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Community 0Transit as Catalyst for Improved Quality of Life
By Marcus Nobel unitedearth.us Jan. 4, 2012 This video shows how transit is a catalyst for positive change in ...
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Conservation 0OCEAN CACOPHONY A TORMENT FOR SEA MAMMALS
By Staff AFP Dec 7, 2011 The constant thump of oil and gas exploration and military testing has made ...
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Education 0Peace Corps proves to be life changer for volunteers
By Holly Hobbs Fairfax Times Sep. 02, 2011 Service agency celebrates its 50th anniversary Clifton resident Jenny Beth Dyess ...
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Action 0Victoria Park C.I. student gets an environmental learning experience
By FANNIE SUNSHINE www.insidetoronto.com Sep 02, 2011 Lea Leung’s mother was on Cathay Pacific’s website to buy a ticket ...
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Action 0A Day to Celebrate Being Green
By Leslie Friday www.bu.edu/today 09.15.2011 BU sponsors sustainability festival, Carbon Day It’s a good day to be green. The ...
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Styrofoam ban: one side claims jobs; the other, the environment
By Nannette Miranda abclocal.go.com/kabc Monday, August 29, 2011 SACRAMENTO (KABC) — Styrofoam food take-out containers may become a thing ...
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Around the world in 60 seconds: Incredible time-lapse video from the International Space Station
By OLIVER PICKUP The Daily Mail (UK) 20th September 2011 It took Phileas Fogg 80 days to circumnavigate the ...
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Video Gamers solve decade old AIDS puzzle in ten days
Using the spatial-based game Foldit, in less than two weeks gamers managed to decipher the complex structure of M-PMV, ...
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Conservation 0
Scientists Reveal How Hummingbirds Sing with Their Tail Feathers
By Staff International Business Times September 10, 2011 The hummingbird, one of the smallest birds famous for its mid-air ...
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Conservation 0Huge Australian bushfires ignited rare plant growth
By Wendy Zukerman www.newscientist.com 19 September 2011 Rare plants are springing up in an Australian park ravaged by bushfires ...
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