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Eric Dewhirst said: "Congrats - Ben, Ben and Matthew, Great idea and definitely needed - perhaps some funding could go for some carriers as well? I remember it..." [read]

Dave said: "20 mins on my bike. 8km. Its always faster than driving/bus and we have little traffic and excellent puplic transport here in Christchurch, New Zea..." [read]

PricklyPear said: "Well, my family is working hard to be greener... but it isn't always easy. My husband drives almost every day from his home office into one..." [read]

Christoph Wienands said: "Hey, where is the three car garage for my family's SUvs :-)..." [read]

ron said: "thanks for attacking me, warren. that drivel about the worst part of leather being the tanning process is bs. it's raising the cows..." [read]

Christoph Wienands said: "Even if the electricity for an EV was produced by a coal-fired plant, it's carbon footprint would still be by multiples better than if it had an in..." [read]

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 05. 8.08
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Bean Sprouts: Carnival of the Green # 126 by Melanie Rimmer
"Beth Terry of Fake Plastic Fish offers Earth Day 2008: Pieces of a World that I Love, a moving photo essay remembering that our earth is more than some elusive green wilderness. It's everything around us every day."

Being Unchained: Tipping the scales of injustice?
by Lea Simpson
"The news today is awash with talk of an independent ombudsman that has been appointed to resolve disputes between the big supermarkets and their suppliers. My personal opinion is that their approach to planning permission and the 'competition test' leaves a lot to be desired. Many parties (including Friends of the Earth) felt this was a missed opportunity to do something for local shops."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 04.24.08
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Babelgum: Arctic Meltdown Video
"According to the world’s scientists sea level rise is “arguably one of the world’s most important potential impacts of global climate change.” This Greenpeace documentary explores two remote regions of the world, The Marshall Islands and The Arctic."

DH Love Life: Luvlife - R Hero For Spring by Daryl Hannah
"I have always admired Julia greatly ever since I first heard of her "Luna" tree-sit. Often referring 2 the hope that 1 day I would pull my "butterfly" out. That I might find an action to take which I am passionately connected 2 + will speak clearly to help create a better world. What I called my "butterfly" Julia has eloquently renamed "What's your tree?"

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 04.17.08
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Celcias: What a Waste by Joe Turner
"An apple a day gets thrown away. In fact, 4.4 million apples get thrown away in the UK every day, the majority of which are still perfectly edible. This is according to information released this week by the UK government funded Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP)."

Green Thing: Why Take a Short Sharp Shower?
"The world and its water are like a balding man and his hair. Neither can make any more of it, and the total amount at either’s disposal is only ever going to recede. But ‘ah’ you might be thinking. ‘Ah – the world’s full of water. There’s oceans and rivers and lakes and the Dudley public swimming baths.’ Well, yes – but about 97% of the world’s water is unusable, and 2.5% is inaccessible."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 04.10.08
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Agroblogger: Carnival of the Green # 122
"So it seems that the current paradigm emphasizes green economics, which became clear to me while reading the carnival submissions. And naturally, some green ideas are more thoughtful, elegant, and innovative than others. Still, this 122nd COG has a little something for everyone, so have a read, and I hope you have as much fun perusing through it as I did putting it together."

DeSmogBlog: A Reading List for the Narrowminded by Richard Littlemore
"Amazon has apparently sent my copy of The Deniers, Lawrence Solomon's book version of his tiresome Denier series in the National Post, a review of which will follow when it arrives. But Amazon also followed up with a list of books they think might also interest me: a handsome reading list for anyone who is determined to remain delusional about global warming."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 04. 2.08
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Conserve Plastic Bags: Carnival of The Green #121 by Michelle Verges
"As I read this week's posts, I really began to appreciate and admire all the good things folks are doing in their part of the world. It's great to take a break from the usual (and hectic!) routine to recognize these efforts. So without further adieu, please enjoy this week's posts!"

Ecorazzi: Sundance’s THE GREEN Returns For Season Two by Michael d'Estries
"Our favorite hosts Simran Sethi and Majora Carter are back and ready to introduce us to a new buffet of original green programming on everything from climate change, energy, design, fashion and architecture. I was fortunate enough to receive a few screeners of the documentaries and series coming over the next couple months and can’t say enough about the quality of the programming."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 03.27.08
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DH Love Life: Fast by Daryl Hannah
Daryl's latest vlog moves from fast food junk to health food and fasting. She speaks to nutrition expert Annie Jubb about how to detox your colon and takes a trip into the desert for the ultimate health spa experience.

New Scientist Environment: Fred's Footprint-Treasure in the desert
by Fred Pearce
"...the world's food supplies are alarmingly dependent on phosphate fertiliser hewn from the desert of Western Sahara. This mining takes place under the gaze of troops from neighbouring Morocco, which took over the country 32 years ago."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 03. 6.08
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Closet Environmental: Carnival of the Green #117! by Alina
"Today, we’ll be touring the internet jungle, looking for the most interesting specimens of environmental blogging. Please feel free to admire the diversity of the wildlife. You are also encouraged to feed the bloggers with ideas."

DeSmogBlog: Denial-a-Palooza is a Media Hit by Richard Littlemore
"Mainstream media seem to have caught up with climate change denial (caught up with reality, really), just in time to humiliate the assembled "sceptics" at the Heartland Institute's 2008 International Conference on Climate Change."

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by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 02.28.08
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High Line Blog: Awards Sweep for High Line Champion Amanda Burden by Josh. "It’s award season for Amanda Burden, Chair of the New York City Planning Commission — and one of the High Line’s earliest, most passionate champions. Earlier in February, we saw her glide up to the podium to accept a New York City Cititzens Committee award, presented by Charlie Rose"

The Ecolibertarian: Carnival of the Green #116! by David Reevely
"Hi, everyone, and welcome to Carnival of the Green #116. Here at the EcoLibertarian, we try to find solutions to environmental problems by persuasion and, where that’s not enough, by market mechanisms that are as unintrusive as can be."

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