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Is Urban Agriculture a Solution to the growing ‘Food Deserts’?
Urban agriculture provides urban residents the opportunity to learn to grow their own food, reconnect with the land, and gives them access to nutritious food at…

Indoor Plants Could Save Your Life
Ornamental plants drastically reduce levels of stress, ill health and boost performance levels at work because they soak up harmful indoor air pollution. Researchers have now identified five “super ornamental plants” They include…

Oil Spill: Why is this 100% Organic Solution Being Ignored?
Global Environmental Technology, has a product that is 100 percent organic and was invented in 1998. Not only does the product clean up the oil, clean animals, it can also be recycled for use afterwards. But why is it not being used?

Research Shows Monsanto Corn Causes Organ Damage in Mammals
In a study released by the International Journal of Biological Sciences, analyzing the effects of genetically modified foods on mammalian health, researchers found that agricultural giant Monsanto’s GM corn is linked to organ damage in rats.

How YOU Can Help Typhoon Ondoy Victims in the Philippines
This past weekend a devastating typhoon named Ondoy swept through metro Manila creating a total blackout. Hundreds have died and over 500,000 people are now homeless, many still waiting for help. All of us have the power to make a difference and it’s easy! Here’s how…

Documentary THE COVE Exposes Secret Slaughtering of Dolphins
The Cove exposes an atrocity of unimaginable brutality. The dolphin slaughter depicted here is committed yearly and without knowledge of the general Japanese public, even though they could be buying highly-toxic mercury-laden dolphin meat disguised as fish from their local supermarkets.

Top 15 Houseplants for Improving Indoor Air Quality
While it’s a well known fact that plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen through photosynthesis, a NASA/ALCA study showed that many houseplants also remove harmful toxins. The best houseplants to buy are…

Pesticide Kills Over 100 Billion Honey Bees…Who’s Responsible?
New research from the Washington State University has confirmed that a microscopic pathogen and pesticides found in honeycombs are two major contributors to the bee disease known as colony collapse disorder, which have wiped out billions of bees throughout the world over the past three years. The pesticide made from Bayer CropScience (who works with Monsanto) has caused…

Don’t Miss the Longest Total Solar Eclipse of the Century
A total solar eclipse passing over some of Earth’s most densely populated regions will occur on Wednesday, July 22, 2009, and may become the most viewed eclipse ever. The next solar eclipse that’ll last that long won’t occur until 2132. If your location doesn’t permit you to see the eclipse directly, worry not, as you can still follow it online.

5 Plants You Can Easily Grow Organically In Your Home
For some of us gardening in a traditional garden just isn’t a reality. Much of the population is packed into large cities with little to no green space to speak of. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t grow your own plants and some of your own food. I would also have to advise that if you’re interested in actually…

Monsanto Does ‘Dust and Ditch’ Destroying Local Organic Farm
A family farm in Iowa is only a few months shy of receiving their formal certification as an organic farm, when to their horror, a rustic-looking old biplane owned by Monsanto, swooped in to spray toxic fungicide on their fields. Monsanto basically laughs in their face saying…

World’s Largest Solar Project Planned for Saharan Desert
Can you imagine harnessing sufficient quantities of solar power to supply electricity to cities in Africa and cities in Europe, maybe the world? Did you know if just 0.3% of the Saharan Desert was used for a solar plant, it would produce enough power to provide all of Europe with clean renewable energy. Amazingly this is…

Top 10 Green Eating Tips
Eating green is perhaps the most impactful single act we engage in. The products we buy all have very specific impacts — from where the cows graze before supplying your milk, to how near your home your bread is baked. Of course, it isn’t quite that simple; there are numerous factors throughout the entire life…

Was Ancient Earth A Green Planet
Earth’s landmasses in the late Precambrian probably weren’t pleasant, but at least they were green. A new analysis of limestone rocks laid down between 1 billion and 500 million years ago suggests that there was extensive plant life on land much earlier than previously thought. Amazingly the plants…

America Soon to be a Hemp Nation
Oregon’s House of Representatives voted last Monday night to legalize the cultivation of hemp, becoming the sixth state to do so just this year. The move is part of a rapidly growing nationwide trend to liberalize laws relating to marijuana. Hemp is a botanical…

Solar Plane Attempts to Circle the Globe
In earlier days of aviation, flying around the world was the ultimate test of pilots and new aircraft and now in the days of alternative-fueled aviation, it seems that test remains the ultimate challenge. I new solar powered plane called the Solar Impluse will make its first…

Is Global Warming a Fraud?
As the years pass and data accumulate, it is becoming evident that global warming is a fraud. Climate change is natural and ongoing, but the Earth has not warmed significantly over the last thirty years. Nor has there been a single negative effect of any type that can be unambiguously attributed to global warming…

Is Monsanto’s Goal Our Extinction?
This video straight-forwardly explains the scientific facts how Monsanto manufactures their GMO’s by removing all the corporate propaganda, the ‘smoke and mirrors’ if you will. Please be warned, that once the mask is removed from what you are eating and feeding your children each day, it will outrage you and…

Have We Reached, The End of The Line? Amazing New Documentary!
Imagine an ocean without fish. Imagine your meals without seafood. Imagine the global consequences. This is the future if we do not stop, think and act. The End of the Line, is a feature documentary film revealing the impact of overfishing on our oceans. In the film we see firsthand the effects of our global
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