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First Wind Turbine in North America By Elena Christopoulos Last night I watched a great film, created by Mitch Haigh. It was called ‘Winded’. Mitch goes on a journey to find the real truth about Wind Turbines. The film looks at both sides of the debate and controversy of Wind Turbines, specifically the concerns of residents [...] By Arto Torosoglu On Monday, December 13, 2010, 60 Minutes on CBS had a segment about Brazil’s economic boom and how the country is working on managing it. Americans recognize Brazil as many things whether it be a vacation spot, tourist attraction, soccer haven, or even a third world country. It turns out that the country [...] By Elena Christopoulos – the wind guru I know what you are thinking. A kite festival? What on earth does that have to do with spreading the message of environmentalism? Actually, from my perspective, it is an absolutely brilliant idea. Why? Educate the children. That’s right. Educate our children. Have an event that is fun, exciting and [...] By Dan Marcus & Ralph Santoni EnviroCitizen.org , as one of the most comprehensive sites on the internet for those who choose a green, eco-friendly lifestyle, has a vast selection of green gifts for every Dad and Grad this spring. EnviroCitizen boasts an expansive selection of eco-friendly products as well as a tremendous informational and educational [...] 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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