New York Times, October 17, 2010
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney has to be smiling. With one exception, none of the Republicans running for the Senate — including the 20 or so with a serious chance of winning — accept the scientific consensus that humans are largely responsible for global warming.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/18/opinion/18mon1.html?hp
Earth Day Every Day. This site is dedicated to providing ways to Celebrate Earth Day. Also included are Videos, Site Suggestions, Activities and Ideas for making wise choices every day and Information and Facts about Global Warming and our Earth. Celebre el Día de la Tierra todos los días. - Comemore o Dia da Terra todos os dias. - सेलिब्रेट पृथ्वी दिवस - 庆祝地球日 - Дню Земли - お祝いのアースデー
Earth Day is the largest, most celebrated environmental event worldwide. Environmental challenges surround us as our actions pollute and often harm the fragile environment that humans and wildlife depend on to survive.
Earth Day is an annual event that provides the opportunity for positive actions and results and aims to inspire awareness of and appreciation for our environment. The United Nations celebrates Earth Day each year on the vernal (March) equinox. ***A global observance in many countries is held each year on April 22.
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Green America Announces Green Grants Contest
Do you have a favorite local-community project? If so, now is your chance to give the project a little financial love. The national non-profit Green America is giving away four grants to inspiring local-community projects that bring together both the people and planet aspects of being green. And Green America is turning to folks like you and me for help.
How do you know if the project you have in mind fits the Green Grants Contest?
Personally, what I love about this contest is that the winners are not just focused on environmental responsibility but on social justice as well. It’s a new and complete way to define the word “green”… social justice + environmental responsibility = green.
Also, the projects you nominate do not have to be run by a non-profit. That’s right. Local schools, civic associations, religious groups, business owners, and even individuals are eligible as long as their project addresses both the people and planet aspects of being green.
Green America will provide one Grand Prize of $2,500 and three First Prizes of $1,000. Nominations will be accepted through June 7 and then Green America’s members will be invited to vote on the top ten nominees. The winners will be announced in late July.
If you believe your favorite local-community project qualifies then visit Green America to learn more. Good luck!
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