Four dollar gas? Skyrocketing energy bills? Our fossil fuel-based economy is not only harmful to the climate, it's expensive! Our leaders need to know that we want a clean energy economy based on renewable energy.Please add your voice to the petition
Preparing your home the hottest months of the year can save money and electricity. Avoid doing heat-producing chores such as cooking and running the clothes dryer during peak sunlight hours, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Close window shades to limit the amount
<p>The price of milk isn't the only thing changing at the grocery store, CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy reports."Oh you gotta be kidding me," said grocery shopper Jennifer Cerny.The shape of the iconic gallon jug itself is shifting in stores like </p>
A clean energy future awaits us.From flying windmills to hydrocarbon fuels derived from fermented sugar,countless innovations exist that can fight global warming,grow our economy and increase our energy independence.But we need the right national energy>>
What we actually have is a paradigm shift of power. Food production has shifted from farmers and co-op feed companies to mega-corporations, such as Monsanto and Syngenta.
Bear Butte is a sacred mountain located eight miles east of Sturgis, South Dakota. It is registered as a National Historical Landmark. Also take a look at www.bearbutte.com
The current advertisement on Care2 for Ethos gasoline treatment designed to "improve gas mileage by 20%" is nothing but a rip off according to the Better Business Bureau. Ask Care2 to remove the ad and don't buy it!
If you're a lazy gardener like I am, you'll like this. Step one mow your lawn without the bag. Step two; there isn't one. The grass clipping remain on your lawn where they'll work their way down into the soil and contribute to the health of the soil.
The cat and mouse game between Kennedy Airport felines and the Port Authority has come to an end and the cats lost. Say animal lovers who accuse the authority of backing out of negotiations to humanely deal with hundreds of cats who roam 5,000acre airport
Hundreds gathered on Nob Hill last night for the kickoff event for the Ecocity 2008 World Summit, organized by Richard Register of Berkeley's Ecocity Builders.
Tropical species are accustomed to living in a small temperature range and thus may be unable to cope with changes of even a few degrees, according to an analysis in Tuesday's edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
