Optimism Re: The Ultimate Result of the “Human Experiment”
Here’s a conversation I’m having with 2GreenEnergy super-supporter Cameron Atwood that I thought I’d share. I began by responding to an email he wrote pointing out certain atrocities that are happening in the world, and implying how important it is that we fight against things like them.
Craig: I have to say how impressed I am with you and your capacity to stay Interested and involved. I’m starting to catch myself looking at this in the way of Garrison Keillor. Did you see his article in the Washington Post? (more…)
Question: As we go into the winter season, how many degrees Fahrenheit is the arctic region above its historical average?
Although most people associate landscaping with decoration, aesthetics and possibly, and possibly an attempt to increase the value of their property, there are other, perhaps even more important things that need to be taken into consideration when planning your landscape.
I had the good fortune to take in “An Evening with Garrison Keillor” last night. As one might expect, the event is an incredibly funny, charming, and wide-ranging monologue, based largely on stories, some true, others fictitious—all woven artfully together with poetry and a bit of singing, carefully crafted to deliver poignant messages of hope and inspiration. 
Most of us try to adopt a greener approach to life, but when you’re a student with a hectic schedule and a busy social life it’s easy to let the green part of you fall by the wayside. However, with the recent elections casting fear into the hearts of climate leaders it’s more important than ever that we show our support for climate change. It doesn’t take too much effort to be eco-friendly, so here’s five easy ways to become a green student.
Here’s an article that reminds us of an 
America depends on its military to keep the country safe, and it still has to have the ability to maintain troops and power military operations. As anyone with an 
