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Environment

Examples of sustainable living amidst global challenges, with an emphasis on personal responsibility.

On The Same Wavelength

On The Same Wavelength

After thirty years of swimming with dolphins and whales, Joan Ocean is regarded as an authority on the subject of dolphin and whale communication. Ocean developed the remarkable...

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Earth in Mind - Interview with Sepp Holzer

Earth in Mind

The normal temperature range for growing lemon trees is seventy to fifty-five degrees. Below fiftyfour degrees Fahrenheit they go into dormancy, which is why much of the world’s citrus is grown in sun belts like Florida and California...

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Earth Advocate - Interview with Robert Kennedy Jr.

Earth Advocate

“See you on the barricades!” is one of Robert Kennedy, Jr.’s signature phrases, and it aptly summarizes his attitude towards fighting the root causes of global warming. Kennedy is a warrior on the earth’s behalf and one of the most...

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A Brief History of Oil

A Brief History of Oil

Today, every man woman and child in the United States is responsible for the consumption of over 3 gallons of oil every single day. This rate of consumption has farreaching implications for our...

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Environmentally Responsible Architechture

Environmentally Responsible Architecture

Tucked away in a mountainous Swiss village near famous thermal baths, architectural wonder Villa Vals resembles a luxury home for hobbits. Built directly into the hillside outside the tiny town of Vals, this holiday retreat was....

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Behold the Trees-An Interview with Wangari Maathai Nobel Peace Laureate

Behold the Trees-An Interview with Wangari Maathai Nobel Peace Laureate

Professor Wangari Muta Maathai, 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, is a woman rich in moral courage. A mother, scientist, environmentalist, statesperson, author, and peace worker....

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Leave No Child Inside

Leave No Child Inside

When Richard Louv’s Last Child in the Woods was first published in 2005, it hit an international nerve. Its basic message, that children are suffering from what he calls....

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Interview with Dr. Paul Mayewski

Interview with Dr. Paul Mayewski

Glaciologist Dr. Paul Mayewski, Director of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, has led dozens of international research teams into the remote places of the earth....

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