environmentalism

About 30% of all food in America goes to waste. That's a huge environmental problem. Individuals can take steps to reduce this waste.

A book review on Save God Serve the Planet by J. Matthew Sleeth. Sleeth urges Christians to care for the planet not just for the planets sake but the sake of the Golden Rule - caring for the planet also leads to loving your neighbors.

Our transportation portfolio is in desperate need of diversification because right now it’s downright pathetic.

Heavy metal musicians say, "Trees don't pay taxes," and use that to explain why they don't like modern society.

Does this man have no shame?

Let’s face it: spilling coffee on our lap, splashing spaghetti on our favorite white shirt and finding an exploded ballpoint pen in our pocket are all everyday occurrences. We can’t avoid stains, even if we practice living an eco-lifestyle, but we can avoid the toxic chemicals that are used in most stain removers.

The greatest show on earth.

Describes the new Sustainable Dance Club in Europe

It’s a long road to really creating an eco friendly world, but we are making positive steps forward. Very often these little steps are made by individuals, cities, and mayors that are not waiting on national legislature. There is allot of debate to why national governments are taking their time, one of which is the involvement and persuasion of the oil industry. Today, a very inspirational story came to my attention that has been going on for years that surrounds those big bad oil companies.

World Fair Trade Day is on May 10 and this year's theme is “Fair Trade + Ecology”. So, what's so green about fair trade? There are several reasons that fair trade products can be greener than others, but here is the main one.

What lessons for the spirit is the earth offering us now - beyond living green

Earth Day could be a powerful tool for education, discussion, and the mobilization of concerted political action on behalf of the environment. Earth Day could even be a national holiday, recognized with all of the rights and privileges associated with the title. Earth Day could take on greater political significance were heads of state to assemble along with heads of environmental groups, trade associations, labor unions, and indigenous populations.

Many people think that musicians are so self-absorbed that they have little respect for the people and environment around them. That's why it’s great to know that there are actually famous people out there who are taking part in the green movement and sharing their eco-lifestyle with their fans.

Fluoride is a chemical linked to cancer, brittle bones, thyroid disease, and other health issues. Half of all ingested fluoride remains in the skeletal system and accumulates with age.

St. Patrick’s Day is a 24-hour-long day of festivities, so it would be a travesty if I didn’t give you some great green tips on the greenest day of the year! I’ve compiled a list tips and advice people can follow to make their St. Patty’s Day both fun and eco-friendly.

Care 2 is one of the best “green” sites that I’ve ever stumbled upon because it incorporates so many eco-friendly and globally-conscious things at once: social networking, news, shopping, donations, dating, blogs and much more.

Remember when "environmentalist" just meant... recycling? Today there's a lot more choice! Check out these tips from scientists and leading green bloggers on how to make personal, everyday choices to help save the planet.

A report that Mr. Huckabee equates environmentalism with other activities that he cnsiders to be sins and evil.

Someone on a community forum recently asked if I would regret my passionate environmental stance if I found out definitively that climate crisis and global warming was a hoax. My answer is heck no!

This is an opinion piece about why the environmental movement is self destructive. I tend to agree with some of the arguments but disagree with the piece as a whole. What do you think?

Learn how some of the world's leading companies have made money by going greener, from General Mills and Coors selling off Cheerio and beer waste for fuel to IBM's high efficiency servers.

What can George Lucas' epoch-making series of movies teach us about environmentalism? Click the link to find out.