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Recent Blog Entries

  1. How fresh is your air freshener?

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Tue Dec 30, 2008 9:36am PST for forecastearth 6 Comments

    Air Wick fragrances

    I'm not big on air fresheners. They never smell all that fresh to me. The bloggers over at The Good Human agree. ... Read full post »

  2. Loving ourselves to death

    By Jay Weinstein, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Mon Dec 29, 2008 12:13pm PST for forecastearth 5 Comments

    Jay Weinstein

    Population overload is the elephant in the room in the environmental debate, because so many religions, nationalities, and ethnic mores encourage their adherents to procreate. Read full post »

  3. The free market doesn't account for sustainability

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Mon Dec 29, 2008 11:58am PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    image name and credit

    Ready for a deep think as the year comes to an end? Head to Read full post »

  4. Dell declares war on excess packaging

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Tue Dec 23, 2008 10:05am PST for forecastearth 1 Comments

    Don Willmott

    Over the years, Dell has come up with a number of innovative ways to cut its carbon footprint, even going so far as to become a major Texas tree planter. Now it turns its attention to its own packaging, with a new Read full post »

  5. Greenwash of the year?

    By Alex Nunez, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Mon Dec 22, 2008 4:00pm PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    Alex Nunez

    In my daily Web travels looking for stuff to write about, I came across The Greenwash Brigade, a blog run by the public radio folks. ... Read full post »

  6. Our new climate czar ... just don't call her that

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Fri Dec 19, 2008 1:15pm PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    Carol Browner, AP, Yahoo News

    On the heels of the announcement that Carol Browner will be the Obama administration's "climate czar" comes this question from Read full post »

  7. Mercurial politics

    By Jay Weinstein, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Fri Dec 19, 2008 12:08pm PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    Fish market, Pinay06, Wikipedia

    As another endgame swipe at environmental protections, the outgoing Bush administration is trying to downplay the proven health risks of mercury exposure from fish in an attempt to give payback to supporters in the fishing industry. ... Read full post »

  8. Revisiting the Fiji question, calculator in hand

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Thu Dec 18, 2008 2:51pm PST for forecastearth 2 Comments

    It's the classic question of the 21st-century environmental movement: Why would anyone is his or her right mind by bottled water from Fiji? But of course people do. Lots of them. Fiji Water is the number two bottled water in America, right behind Evian Read full post »

  9. The poor will feast on pheasant

    By Jay Weinstein, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Thu Dec 18, 2008 9:53am PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    New York State will close a $750,000 pheasant farm, the last of its kind in the state, and donate its nearly 8,000 remaining birds to food pantries. The New York Times reports that this will bring to an end an era of state-stocked pheasant-hunting lands. Read full post »

  10. Danny Seo's greener holiday suggestions and tips

    By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent Posted Tue Dec 16, 2008 11:05am PST for forecastearth 0 Comments

    holiday table, iStockPhoto

    It wouldn't be a truly environmentally friendly holiday around my house if I didn't check in first with Danny Seo, the best known "green lifestyle guru" in America. ... Read full post »

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