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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Media Irresponsibility Surrounding Coverage of “Koran Burnings”
Control of information is power, and with power comes responsibility. The mainstream media wields a huge amount of power worldwide. This power is a matter of life and death–it can be used both to preserve life and to take it … Continue reading
Best Practices for Sustainable Tree Planting
Tree planting is a good thing, right? After all, trees hold the soil, provide shade, valuable food for wildlife, absorb carbon dioxide and clean the air by breaking down various pollutants. They can provide windbreaks which can lower heating bills, … Continue reading
Posted in Activism & Ideas
Tagged conservation, ecology, gardening, invasive species, landscaping, native plants, nature, sustainability, tree planting, trees, urban planning
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Herbicide (Roundup) Use by the City of Newark, Delaware
The City of Newark, Delaware: I want to preface this post by saying that I love my city government here in Newark, Delaware. One of the factors in my choosing to move back to this town was the way that … Continue reading
Posted in Activism & Ideas
Tagged amphibians, conservation, Delaware, ecology, environmentalism, gardening, Monsanto, nature, Newark DE, organic, parks, pollution, Roundup, sustainability
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