Posted on October 24, 2011, in Carbon footprint, Climate adaptation, Climate Change, Climate politics, Corporate Citizenship, Endangered Species, Environment, environmental justice, Green Living, greenwash, health, National Politics, sustainability, World and tagged ecological footprint, Euclides Manse, food trucks, GreenAccord, Robert Engelman, William Rees, World Social Forum, Worldwatch Institute. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
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Christine, http://planet3.org has run a number of stories on this topic and is interested in yours.
Hi Michael, thank you for comment and for letting me know about your site. I’ve just read a few of the posts and look forward to following your work.
Thanks!
I wasn’t clear enough though. Can we run your longer article once you write it?
Yes! As soon as I write a longer piece on this topic, I’ll let you know. Thanks!
yes, please and thanks.
Hi Michael, I have a new post up on my site about the Durban talks and the plethora of climate/weather reports out this month. It’s yours to repost if you’d like.
Well-timed. I’ve been at the AGU meeting and behind on updating the site, so I have used your latest piece. Many thanks.
Please contact me if you are interested in becoming part of our blog network.
Nice Christine, I love it !!
Thank you for spreading the Green and Clean News… Kudos for Excellent Post!
As soon as I shake off the jet lag, I must start writing an article that will discuss some of these ideas in more detail. Stay tuned!
Nice idea, let’s go!
Good information. Perhaps also write about actions individuals can take as we really can’t wait for leadership from our governments.
any efforts to combat climate change should be worthwhile