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Earth Preaching

August 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Believing that the Earth is our god, government, economy and culture – all wrapped into one big institution – that is simple common sense!

How to Get Eco Clean When Skunks Spray

August 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Just as humans enjoy beautiful morning and early evening hikes, so does your friendly neighborhood skunk. The likelihood of a stinky encounter is more likely for your curious canine, so here are some excellent ways to deal with the aftermath.

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Phoenix Zoo Gives Red Squirrels a Hand

August 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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As wildfires raged across several parts of Arizona this spring, the state’s red squirrel population took a major hit as well. The devastated Mt. Graham region near Safford is home to the endangered animal. Hope is on the horizon since instead of waiting for these animals to cling to the brink of extinction, the Phoenix Zoo took an interest in their conservation.

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Visualize 29,000 Dead Somali Children

August 17, 2011 By 1 Comment
Somalia Suffers from Severe Drought
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Regardless of the politics behind the deaths in Somalia, and the whole event reeks of international drama, there are 29,000 dead children in a world where starvation is avoidable. Maybe if 29,000 dead children can be made visually commanding, more of the world would take notice.

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Vote for America’s Favorite Farmers Markets

August 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Once you taste freshness it’s hard to pick up a vegetable that’s been carted across the country for several days. One way to keep interest in local farms is to promote activities like voting for America’s Favorite Farmer’s Market.

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