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Cross-posted from Forbes.com Last week, on the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, I found myself in an interesting discussion with business leaders in o...
The furniture store that is synonymous with cheap, trendy furniture moved up green ladder when the company outright banned plastic bags for customers.
Why did the Washington Times trumpet a devotion to waste, pollution and dirty fuels? Their acerbic rhetoric was hardly a way to expand readership and gain credibility on the national stage.
Every day should be Earth Day. And you can add drinking certain wine to your do-gooder checklist.
I hope that in terms of fair play, since Specter is using the GOP Political Operations Handbook in a Democratic Primary, that the Sestak campaign can take a few pages and show the rest of us how to stand up to bullies.
The average maxi-pad or tampon is chlorine bleached, which releases toxins into the environment when made, and could also leaves residuals in your or your loved ones vagina.
Since it burst onto the scene in the 1970s, the mainstream American environmental movement has too often regarded federal leadership and mandates as t...
While corporations have jumped on the eco-bandwagon, we'd like to call attention to the unsung heroes who have shown a dedication to environmentalism, not driven by profit or personal gain.
Conservatives' positions on issues bears no resemblance to those of their forebearers. Nowhere is the adulteration of conservative principles more manifest than in environmental concerns.
I was saddened to hear the details of the climate bill soon to be released by Senators Kerry, Graham, and Lieberman. This bill could be a step backwards unless the Senators fix key provisions in the upcoming weeks.
While saving and conserving are admirable virtues, perhaps it is more fruitful to think not of giving something up, but rather of giving something back to Mother Earth.
Much of the discussion on Earth Day in D.C. was about business and growth. Key quote: "I'm done with the false choice between the economy and the environment."
Earth Day is over. Or is it? Thousands of conscious actions took place around the world in celebration of the Earth, but the changes that were made didn't end at midnight.
On Earth Day, President Obama asked us to remember Senator Gaylord Nelson, the founder of Earth Day. But as Nelson himself admitted, he wasn't the on...
The latest disappointing news is that Kerry plans to drop the tax on transportation fuels.
