History for Environment
Act now to protect the Amazon
I know I’ve mentioned the Amazon rainforest on here multiple times, but to say it is important to our world is an understatement. “The Amazon is the world’s largest tract of tropical rainforest, containing the Earth’s greatest biological reservoir – around 30 percent of all terrestrial species are found there.” (Source: BBC) And that’s not [...]
8 December 2011 / Environment
Tags: amazon rainforest, greenpeace, petition, take action
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Tag it with these beauties
I love simple features that make something automatically go from bland to extraordinary. These wooden, hand painted chalkboard gift tags do just that to anything they’re attached to. I already was a fan of this type of gift tag, but these take tags to a different level. Since these are hand painted, reusable, and an [...]
17 November 2011 / Environment, Misc. or Me
Tags: chalkboard, eco-friendly, gifts, tags
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Why it’s important to protect the Boreal Forest
Today on Care2, I watched this short but very informative video about the Canadian Boreal Forest. I realize that not everyone thinks like me and protecting something because it is part of nature isn’t always descriptive enough. By protecting one place or species, like the Boreal Forest, you are protecting so much more. This video [...]
14 October 2011 / Environment
Tags: boreal forest, canada, care2, forests, video
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Are you unknowingly supporting rainforest destruction?
With most negative things in this world, the main reason they’re still around is because people just aren’t knowledgeable about the consequences. According to the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), “palm oil is in roughly 50% of packaged goods sold on grocery store shelves” and “the expansion of palm oil plantations is one of the biggest [...]
22 September 2011 / Environment, People
Tags: infographic, palm oil, rainforest action network, take action
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(Which to…) Choose. Bike. Be Happy.
The accommodations in which I live are a bit further from my university campus than the others and I’ve strongly been considering riding a bike to school. The only downfalls I can see are the rideability of the area (although I’ve seen quite a few cyclers and have heard it’s becoming a very bike-friendly area), [...]
21 September 2011 / Environment, Health
Tags: bicycle, bike, sierra cub, video
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