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Sixty Minutes Covers Coal Ash Story
If coal ash is safe to spread under a golf course or be used in carpets, why are the residents in a Tennessee town being told to stay out of a river where the material was spilled?
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Barack Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Barack Obama continues to make history. The United States President was awarded with Nobel Peace Prize on Friday October 9th, 2009.
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How Cities Drive Plants Extinct
The Huffington Post Green and BBC reports on this interesting aspect. Urbanites are likely unaware that city life drives plants extinct. Full article inside.
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No Impact Man on The Colbert Report (VIDEO)
What do you get when you mix the No Impact Man aka Colin Beavan with Stephen Colbert? A No Impact Challenge. Are you up for it? Watch this video to see just what the No Impact week will entail.
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Ellen Gets Practice For American Idol, Hosts Anna Grace
Nine year old singer Anna Grace carries a tune about going green. You will not believe the talents of this kid or her simple yet meaningful message behind her song.
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Green Speed Links For October 12, 2009. Affecting Your Wallet to Your Stomach
Great Green links for everyone. From Green Business to the EPA to Green Iowa, this article and its accompanying links are a must read.
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Teaching Greener Kids
Going green can be very easy, especially if you get a head start. Check out this great article from The Green Guide compliments of National Geographic.
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Green Tips: Back to School
School is in session. How can you ensure your greenest school year? Check out this article and get some helpful tips.
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Green Your Dorm Room
Just because you go off to college doesn't mean you can't go green. Enjoy these great Green Living dorm decorating tips.
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Best Green Food in DC
Founding Farmers Restaurant in Washington, D.C is the best green food hands down. They have a great brunch menu, fresh drinks and some of the best flat bread I have ever eaten. Be sure to read this full review but not on an empty stomach.
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Guest Editors
Kim Carlson
Kim Carlson is an author, columnist and the founder of five successful companies that use earth-friendliness as their driving force. Carlson's book, "Green Your Work: Boost Your Bottom Line While Reducing Your Eco-Footprint"explores the many advantages of being an environmentally responsible business. Her latest venture is the development of the EarthSmart Consumer Certified, a retail product certification program devised in collaboration with the country's leading scientists, academics and environmentalists that will prove to be the most innovative environmental screening process to date. Kim Carlson is the January guest editor of Start Green. For more information on Kim, please visit her site
http://www.earthsmartconsumer.com
Jaclyn Mullen
Jaclyn Mullen has one foot on the "green" carpet and one foot on the red carpet. She contributes for Your Daily Thread.com and Hollywire.com on all things "green and on the scene" in Los Angeles, CA. She is an avid social activist in her community, she belongs to Step Up Women's Network and is a 2009 Commitment To Philanthropy Award Winner. As a youth advocate, Jaclyn's main initiative is to simplify going green for kids and their families. She will be a recurring guest editor and contributor for Start Green.com
Green Tips
Green Your Closet
Make a few simple changes
to your clothes shopping habits and your wardrobe will be green in no time: choose natural fabrics and organic cotton while accessorizing with vintage.
Green Your Wash
Find a less toxic dry cleaner
and avoid the toxic chemical percloro-ethelene (PERC) which can cause cancer and contaminate water supplies.
Treat Your Pet With Green Loving Care
“Human quality” pet food
is all the rage these days including meats that are raised in a humane and sustainable manner.
Use Common Sense Pest Control
Seal up holes and cracks
around your home’s foundation and cut off a pest’s food and water supply before reaching for the poison.
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Plant a Tree
Trees capture and hold carbon dioxide
(a green house gas that is in a large part responsible for global warming) and provide shade that decreases the need for air-conditioning.
Go Green Within Your Network
They say there is strength in numbers for a reason. So grab a green buddy, whether it's your friend, mother, father, sister, co-worker of brother. Review the simple things you do to go green, search the net for green news and tips. See what you can do in your community to make things more eco efficient.
Recycle, recycle, recycle
If we are going to consume materials, let's make sure we explore ways for them to be repurposed and reused. Plastic that does not get recycled ends up in landfills and our oceans. More and more recycle centers are popping up and there are even a ton of recycling incentive programs (such as
www.recyclebank.com
and Think Green Rewards brought to you by
Greenopolis.com
Get involved in your community
A big part of the green movement is volunteering. There was the whole "Green The Block" day, community gardens are sprouting up allowing people of all ages and from all walks of life to go green together. Look up Tree People, Heal The Bay or on a more local level, hit the web and research green groups you can join in your area.
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