Deeply In The (RED) This World AIDS Day
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Posted 12.01.2009
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It might not seem like much, buying an iPod, or a cup of coffee at Starbucks, but collectively, we have done an amazing thing.
It might not seem like much, buying an iPod, or a cup of coffee at Starbucks, but collectively, we have done an amazing thing.
In only a few days the world will be focusing its attention on the world's leaders as they meet in Copenhagen. As the news cycle shifts to the climate...
Bet for the top story of 2010 being the Internet Revolution. The next two to three years are when we are going to see the Internet become what we all thought it would be.
Today, the Live Free or Die Alliance launches its new website and with it, a model for online citizen engagement for the rest of the nation to consider.
The largest shortcoming with American leadership has been our ability to have a singular voice that says, "climate change is real and we are the nation that can lead the charge to fix it."
Saving forests has been a top priority at the COP15 conference. Delegates need only look to what is happening in Brazil and Indonesia to see how big the problem has become.
A group of 750 (and counting) businesses have come together. Their purpose is simple and direct -- to demand comprehensive action be taken by Congress to enact a Clean Energy Act.
