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- org2.democracyinaction.orgToday, we are launching the first-ever Kiss Lead Goodbye Video/Photo Contest. We want to hear what you have to say to companies like L’Oreal and others who are still selling lead-loaded lipstick. So get out those cameras, grab your lipstick, and let’s start shooting! From now through Feb. 29, s...
- www.huffingtonpost.comMost roses and other flowers sold in the United States are imported from Colombia, where the cut flower industry is also known to use child workers and forced labor.
- www.nytimes.comThe National Park Service agreed Monday to let Grand Canyon National Park impose a ban on small, disposable water containers.
- www.youtube.comThere's more short movies at http://surfingforchange.com/ Music By: http://
www.bottomfeederbeats.com/ Surfing For Change, created and hosted by Kyle Thierman... - www.colbertnation.comThere's no need for Planned Parenthood when women can get a Pap smear and breast exam at Walgreens.
- www.youtube.comShampoo and conditioner are something you've never questioned the existence of. But did you know they weren't used until the 20th Century? These packaged pro...
- understory.ran.orgBefore I started doing environmental work, I’d assumed that biofuel use would have a positive effect on the climate. It turns out the truth about biofuels is much more complex than I’d originally thought. Not every biofuel on the market today has a positive impact on the environment, and some actual...
- www.storyofstuff.orgDid you know that if everyone in the United States tied their annual consumption of plastic bags together in a giant chain, the chain would reach around the Earth’s equator 776 times!? In our inaugural podcast, Annie speaks with Rose Timmer, a community activist from one of the United States’ poores...
- www.storyofstuff.orgIn January, Pennsylvania resident Karla Trotman spent a day in her home with our very own Annie Leonard for a taping of ABC daytime show The Revolution. A wife, mother and entrepreneur, she started her own online boutique, BellyButtonBoutique.com, in 2008 while on maternity leave. Here’s a note from...
Yasmin Grogan's Photosjust because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there - by Ferdi Rizkiyanto ...
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