Earth Day 2008

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by Jonathon Morgan (Subscribe to Jonathon Morgan's posts)
Apr 22nd 2008 @ 7:19PM

On Earth Day, April 22, over one hundred million people will join in the effort to celebrate and protect our planet. Whether you're a lifelong environmentalist, or taking your first steps towards a greener existence, use today as an excuse to find one, or two, or a dozen little ways you can reduce your impact, and make difference.

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4-19-2008 @ 9:49AM

Tony Moschetti said...

Gee, I wonder how this amazing planet has managed to survive for billions of years before we insignificant, yet arrogant, creatures set foot on it! The planet didn't require us to clean it up after Krakotoa, Pinatubo, Mt. St. Helens, or a thousand other massive NATURAL disasters. You really need to get rid of your "eco-anxiety", have some fun, and get some Help!

4-21-2008 @ 6:31PM

Andrew said...

Houston is top CO2 producer? Wow, time to get our act together...

Houston--we have a problem.

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4-22-2008 @ 4:33AM

seriousaps said...

What kind of unrealistic dream is this crap. Give the US government and corporations 2 years to undo all of the progress accomplished. By intelligent hard working people who thought they and their children would be able enjoy it for their lives. People won't fight for what they have, so it will be given away soon. Earth Day should be called Earth Distributition Day. When our piece of the world is sold to the highest bidder. Something tells me we better learn a different language Wong Tong!

4-22-2008 @ 12:37PM

The Green Age Earth Exchange said...

All peoples have equal rights to the economic disaster that is currently taking place in this country. If the Earth was not up for sale there would be no buyers. The U.S. Government has placed this burden on the American people. They created the legislation bills and passed them into law so that We The People Of this United States have very little power in undoing. They have created an economic disaster leaving an enormous amount of real estate out there for grabs, and selling to the highest bidder. Who do you think has the money to buy these properties for sale? Not the majority of Americans. The Earth must not be for sale if it was given to all of us equally. Once this concept takes place we will all prosper equally. Live, Love, Laugh

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