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The Wilderness Society Reason #5 to act on climate and clean energy: World security. Read more and follow the green wind tower to sign the Declaration of Energy Independence.
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Show your commitmentby joining the 40-day countdown toEarth Day's 40th anniversary. Every day until April 22, we're posting a new reason whythis 40th Earth Day is the time for pushing theSenate to act on climate and clean energy. Join us daily for a new fact.
The Wilderness Society Water. We drink it, play in it and depend on water for health and happiness. For many Americans, especially out West but across the country, how we manage National Forests has a lot to do with our water.
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We all live in a watershed, no matter how urban or rural the city. For instance, I live in Golden, Colorado, a small community founded more than 150 years ago along the banks of Clear Creek at the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
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More news about Earth Day: The University of Wisconsin has released a new site all about Gaylord Nelson, Earth Day founder and past counselor of The Wilderness Society.
Well done site. Interesting and fun. Hope you'll share it with others. Thanks!
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The history of Earth Day and the modern environmental movement. Website of Gaylord Nelson, founder of Earth Day. Events for Earth Day 2010.
The Wilderness Society For 40 days leading up to Earth Day we and others are counting down 40 reasons the Senate should move forward on clean energy and climate action. We are on Day 2 now, actually. If you have your own ideas and reasons will you share? Thanks!
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On March 11th (40 days before the 40th Earth Day), The Wilderness Society and a broad group of citizens and organizations began counting down to Earth Day 2010 with an eye on action, not celebration. The ...
The Wilderness Society 2010 marks 40 years of Earth Day. Our former counselor and founder of Earth Day, Senator Gaylord Nelson, would likely agree that this year we can and should do more. Perhaps a Clean Energy Revolution! Check it out.
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On the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, planting a tree is not enough. It's time for a clean energy revolution. Patriots needed.
The Wilderness Society Let's say you could do one little but very powerful thing for the environment this weekend (even today). How about using it to help the towering trees of America's rainforest... the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. Thanks!
America’s Rainforest Under Threat: How Alaska’s Tongass National Forest needs your help | The Wilder
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Centuries before chainsaws were invented and logging corporations founded, the towering trees of Alaska’s Tongass National Forest were growing. Trees that soar to the sky today were already shooting into adolescence when Columbus sailed the seas.
The Wilderness Society JP knows climate issues and has been blogging on the subject for a while. New post digs into what's up with Senator Murkowski's work on the "Dirty Air Act" restricting the EPA's ability to clean the air.
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A few weeks ago I discussed a pending threat from Sen. Murkowski, and it looks like time is short. As you’ll recall, this should-be/ would-be climate champ is leading the charge to prevent the EPA from moving ahead on climate action. ...
The Wilderness Society Coal power or brain power? Our man in North Carolina offers his thoughts on the Green Budget - and how the feds now subsidize dirty energy and an unhealthy environment.
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It's time to get smart about our energy future
The Wilderness Society America's forests are the lungs of the Earth. Come along with us and explore what 10 great forests in the Northwest are do to help the climate, store carbon and keep us all breathing.
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Ever hear the old adage that trees are the “lungs of the earth?” It creates an awesome visual and brings a human element to the towering giants that fill our forests. But did you know that forests in the Pacific Northwest and Southeast Alaska are among the Earth’s strongest “lungs?”
The Wilderness Society Market forces driving downturn in oil and gas drilling. Not regulations. Not efforts to protect wildlife, clean air and drinking water.
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Grand Junction - A new study by the Wilderness Society reveals that the energy industry presents two opposing views of the downturn in natural gas
The Wilderness Society A strong economy needs a healthy environment. The two go hand in hand. Check out this post on the Green Budget over at the blog Green Fudge. Leave a note. Let us know what you think.
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Climate change, ecology, nature, environment, eco-friendly politics, non-profit projects, human rights, preservation, wildlife... all that we care about.
The Wilderness Society Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge really is a place like no other. Grizzlies, caribou and wolves are just a few of the more than 200 wildlife species that call the area home. Take a moment to help ensure the refuge remains wild and be sure to let friends know.
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With Arctic Alaska firmly in the sights of aggressive oil companies, our wilderness proposal for the Arctic Refuge is more important than ever. And what could be more fitting than that Congress pass wilderness protection in this, the 50th anniversary of the Refuge's founding?
The Wilderness Society What is America's vision for its national forests? What do we want our children to find and do outdoors. We're taking a look at our ideas for the future and hope you will share your thoughts and ideas.
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Feb. 16 was one of the proudest days in my 25 years working for The Wilderness Society. That was the day we completed and sent to the U.S. Forest Service a 95-page comment letter that represents our best ...
The Wilderness Society Not as clean as you think... As many out there rave about "clean" natural gas it is critical to take a look at the impact gas drilling has on land, wildlife, air quality, drinking water and more.
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Much ink has been spilled regarding the clean properties of natural gas, such as this recent ad by America’s Natural Gas Alliance. Advocates of increased natural gas development love to say that it is cleaner than coal, abundant, and a so-called “bridge fuel” in the transition to renewable energy.
The Wilderness Society Less oil and gas drilling on public lands? It's about the economics, not the regulations.
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Oil and gas drillers haven't been pushed off federal lands by the Obama administration, an environmental group contends, so m...
