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By Elena Christopoulos First Wind Turbine in North America After nine years, something absolutely wonderful has happened in Cape Cod. On the 28th of April, an off-shore wind farm project was approved by U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. Salazar called the project a first step in the nation’s “clean energy revolution,” and vowed, “This will be the [...] Green Household Products By Mike Valenti Can a product that’s eco-friendly really be good for the environment (as the term would suggest) if there’s a warning not to drink it? EnviroCitizen.org believes that if something is safe for the environment, it should be safe for you in most cases, too. For example, if you’re using a [...] Earth Day 2010 As we all pause to reflect on the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, it is important to reflect on what this day symbolizes. Earth day is a day where we pay global respect to the planet we live on. It is a day to contemplate the environment and our individual and collective [...] Former President Clinton By Mike Valenti EnviroCitizen.org has been contacted today by the William J. Clinton Foundation for help in getting the word out on an extremely worthy cause. We are excited and encouraged by their efforts and support them completely. We would like to encourage our EnviroCitizens to support them as well. In summary, the Clinton [...] Peter Demarco: The Boston Globe
By Peter DeMarco Ever gotten a parking ticket from the carbon-footprint police? I drive a gas-wasting Chevy Tahoe, and for a time someone in the neighborhood would routinely plant orange, “Violation: Earth’’ citations on my windshield. “To SUV Driver,’’ they read. “Time to buy a Hybrid!’’ My Tahoe has served me [...] |
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