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Today's businesses must balance the interests of people, the planet and profit to be successful. Providing industry news and analysis, Earth & Industry focuses on the intersection of these three elements, leading the discussion on how companies can maximize profits while being responsible citizens of this earth.
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Ecopolitology investigates the politics of energy and the environment with straightforward, thought-provoking news and analysis. Exploring a wide range of topics from elections and environmental news to economic policy, media and social movements, Ecopolitology expands the traditional boundaries of "politics" coverage to engage readers on the ecopolitical stories that matter most.
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- State of the Union Green Twitter Chat Reaches 1 Million+
- Obama Invites 5 Clean Energy Guests to State of the Union
- You Lie? Obama’s Unfulfilled State of the Union Goals
- Obama to Focus on Energy in State of the Union – Not Just the Clean Kind
- State of the Union Energy and Environment Twitter Chat at #ecoSOTU
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At greenUPGRADER we believe you can live well while protecting the environment. Going "Green" can seem overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. greenUPGRADER features green products, eco-friendly ideas and sustainable projects to help you on your journey to a greener, better lifestyle.
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If you love the environment SOOOO much you feel like your brain is going to explode & you savor irreverence then sit back & let Treehumper be your guide through the lusciously green world wide web-a-sphere. If you are easily offended, overly serious and/or self-righteous click here.
Recent Articles:
- Colbert on Girlie CFLs: ‘I want a boy lightbulb, one that’s shaped like a giant glowing testicle’
- Oil Spill Commission Report: Everyone Did Great Except for Tom in Marketing
- George Carlin on the Environment
- New Congressional Leaders Deny Climate Change, as well as Climate, Change
- Goin’ Green on Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time
Read about Doug's trip across the Transamazonican Highway...
"I was to bike the entire width of the Amazon Jungle across nearly 2,000 miles of dirt tracks, over the cold high passes of the Andes, and finally north through the barren coastal deserts to Lima, Peru over 3,000 miles away. The intention was to see firsthand the destruction of the Amazon, find the limits of my endurance, cross the continent via a rarely traversed route, and experience a piece of the world's greatest jungle before it disappeared."


