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Thursday, April 9 at 9:00am - Virtually Speaking: Apr 2 - Ch...
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Thursday, April 2 at 6:00pm
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RJ Ruppenthal's Fresh Food from Small Spaces inspired me to consider growing mushrooms, which I'd never thought of previously. His chapter on mushrooms includes one of my favorite moments in ...
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Our friends over at The Daily Camera—Boulder, Colorado’s Finest Publication (except for maybe elephant journal, which is also awesome)—have posted an article about the area’s new soaring interest in community gardening. ...
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When I was in college, the library was used as a warm place to plug in your laptop. When we needed to plump up our bibliographies, we simply Googled it. Dictionary.com, people! It was the future. The only ...
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The debate is heating up on Capitol Hill, and it’s in doubt whether we’ll get to see any real, meaningful healthcare reform passed this year. In this must-read interview from Esquire, Howard Dean explains how private health insurance groups are destroying the economy. ...
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Chelsea Green Publishing One hour until the book giveaway contest at 3pm EDT! If you're not on Twitter, join now by clicking the link below. If you ARE on, get ready to rock and roll and get a free book.
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Yes, I admit it. I’ve become addicted to Twitter. It’s fun, fast, and free. But it is not the platform that keeps me logging on every day. It’s the community of folks that have gravitated toward the green living and sustainability content we send out on Twitter. ...
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I’ll have to admit, I’ve never tried a salad with dill, cabbage, and/or fava beans, but there’s plenty in this polyculture blend to help you create your own crisp, delicious salads for months to come. ...
Chelsea Green Publishing bring this to your next party....
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The next time you’re invited to a fancy dinner at a friend’s place, you could stick with the tried and true offering of a bottle of wine. Classy. Understated. And let’s not forget: ordinary.
11 Beautiful Train Stations That Fell to the Wrecking Ball (And the Crappy Stuff Built in Their Plac
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As we look to the future of rail travel, let’s not forget how we frakked it up in the past. It may be a uniquely American attitude to tear down something beautiful just because it’s old or reminds us too much of the past (or not—see: the Communists). ...
Lisa at 3:23pm July 7
Deeply saddened -- on behalf of my little son, the train buff, may the American citizenry demand better than the liquidating of the public wealth into profits.....
Bion at 10:29pm July 7
Major publisher uses "Frakk" in context. Fascinating.
Chelsea Green Publishing at 7:22am July 8
Frakking fascinating, you mean?!
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Several events of the past week should be a wake-up call to the Obama administration. Bottom line: the medicine isn't working. Stronger stuff is needed. Consider:The June Unemployment Numbers. The ...
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It’s July—the heart of summer. Harvest season for most veggies isn’t until late August, but good god, the lettuce is booming. Summer salads! Delicious. And yet, something else is also booming. ...
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In this roundtable discussion from Think Progress, Dr. Howard Dean and co-authors Faiz Shakir and Igor Volsky discuss the crux of President Obama’s plan for health care reform: choice. Their new ...
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Everywhere you look there are do-it-yourself projects, websites, how-to, self help, and diet tips. Make your own pasta. Make your own bread. Make your own solar oven, your own spinning wheel, your own rainwater receptacle. ...
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I mean, come on, America. We’re the industrialized nation that claims to be the “freest” in the world! And yet there are people living in this country who have to file for bankruptcy if their kid busts his knee at softball practice and has go to the emergency room! ...
Chelsea Green Publishing Have an amazing holiday weekend, to all. Here's hoping for sun! We will be out of the office tomorrow, and back on Monday. Look for more updates then...
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Who’s getting rich off cap and trade? I won’t keep you in suspense: it’s Wall Street fat cats Goldman Sachs. With a h/t to Crooks and Liars, Matt Taibbi explains:
Chelsea Green Publishing Who knew?
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That’s the reaction a coworker had when I showed him pictures of a Scottish Highland cow. Can you blame him? They’re adorable. They look like muppets! Of course, their über-cuteness isn’t the only reason to prefer these woolly cattle over your factory-farmed variety Holstein. ...
Chelsea Green Publishing Wanna change your life completely? Here's one way.
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In The Graduate, starring Dustin Hoffman, the future was plastics. Well, that may have been true in the 60s. In 2009, however, the future is in food. Young people all over the world these days are choosing the farm over the hi-rise office life, and with good reason. ...
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After one of the most grueling, most contentious Senate races in recent memory, Al Franken has emerged as Minnesota's junior senator. The Minnesota Supreme Court decided 5-0 that a previous court's ruling that Franken had won by 312 votes was valid. ...
Chelsea Green Publishing Weekly Twitter contest! Don't forget to play at 3pm EDT, and win free books!
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Yes, I admit it. I’ve become addicted to Twitter. It’s fun, fast, and free. But it is not the platform that keeps me logging on every day. It’s the community of folks that have gravitated toward the green living and sustainability content we send out on Twitter. ...
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What you don’t know, won’t kill you. Or at least that’s what the FDA seems to be saying when it comes to toxic plastic.
Christopher at 3:13pm July 1
glass, paper and clay are here to save the day!
Chelsea Green Publishing Durango, CO....my hometown!
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The outdated and complicated laws regarding rainwater catchment in Colorado are set to expire soon, allowing savvy rainwater harvesters to do what comes naturally. Rather than using up energy to pump water ...
Michael at 11:41am July 1
The entire issue about rainwater harvesting being illegal in many parts in the USA is so absurd. I know it is true... I just mean... In UK it will be compulsory soon with new building to have rainwater harvesting tanks.
Christopher at 3:14pm July 1
more proof that people have left government behind
Chelsea Green Publishing What are YOU having for lunch?
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ACES, the American Clean Energy and Security Act (a variant of cap-and-trade designed to address climate change by curbing greenhouse gas emissions), narrowly passed in the House of Representatives by a vote of 219-212. ...
Christopher at 3:15pm July 1
tell it like it is brotha!
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Update 1:02PM, from Coleman's press conference: "We have reached the point where future litigation damages our state....I congratulate Al Franken on his victory."
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As silly as that might sound, the Transition movement might just be the thing weary environmentalists need to pull us out of a decade-long funk—a decade of Hummers and the rapid erosion of environmental protections under the Bush administration. ...
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It’s strawberry shortcake season, which means strawberry harvesting season. But for those of you with no outdoor space for gardens, fear not—you can plant, weed, and harvest all from the comfort of your own home! ...
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Back in my NYC bicycle courier days (all two and a half months of them), I got into my share of scrapes. I got my front wheel smacked by a speeding car. I was forced into a turn by an oblivious van, and off the road by a reckless truck driver. ...
Chelsea Green Publishing The World Vs. Monsanto......round 1.
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My favorite thing about democracy is probably the free speech part. It’s amazing, really. Anyone can say anything! Like, our government’s audacity in trying to convince us we have fair healthcare in terms of what’s economically possible in this country, for one. ...
Colleen at 6:29am June 30
The same Monsanto genius who made that comment on the Chelsea Green site was also commenting on the Scientific American article about the study. Still trying to debunk Rachel Carson after all these years. Pathetic, really.
Christopher at 4:19pm June 30
hey, if no one used it, this wouldn't even be an issue! Start spreading the common sense!
Chelsea Green Publishing Pioneer development in publishing!!!
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Look, they were there for you in high school when you were broke and looking for the entire Michael Crichton backlist. They were there when you needed to get your hands on the latest Sue Grafton (but you kind of didn’t want it on your bookshelf). ...
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A prison on an isolated, icy patch of land, surround by miles of freezing water—and no guards? If you’re like me, right about now you’re thinking of the frozen prison planet where William Shatner ...
Bion at 11:58am June 29
"Escape from New York" meets "Sound of Music" -- glad it is "sustainable" but hey, where is the deterrent to crime here? Prison should not be summer camp or Gilligan's Island, folks, or maybe Norwegian convicts are different somehow (unlikely)?
Chelsea Green Publishing at 12:54pm June 29
Another interesting question: what IS a "criminal"? Considering the massive over-incarceration in this country (more people incarcerated than any other industrial nation in the history of the world), not to mention how many people are in prison because of non-violent, drug-related offenses (and out-dated drug laws that serve who, again?), it's a term that might be used too easily.
Bion at 3:46pm June 29
Very thoughtful response, thanks. I am not a philosopher but rather a pragmatist. For sure we do need to take a clear-headed look at "Justice" as a living duty of our country, to make sure it IS just. Right on.
Chelsea Green Publishing Great video of Joel Salatin, renegade lunatic environmentalist capitalist grass farmer. If you don't know who is, get on the bliss train....it's leavin' now....he is the future....and the present.