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Fundraising Focus Shifts to Benefit Endangered Coastlines by Michael Smith (Veshengro) New York, December, 2009 – The second year of the National Audubon Society’s Pennies for the Planet, a national conservation education and action campaign for young people, kicked off on December 17, 2009 with a focus on protecting endangered coastlines. MORE
Bradley, author of Common Spiders of North America , is one of many professional and novice arachnologists in the country studying the planet’s eight-legged critters and working to dispel popular myths. MORE
Foundation: Cement with up to 30% flyash for all poured foundation, footings produced by Richmond Ready Mix in Wyoming , RI. – ½ pt EPP and ½ pt local. Materials and Resources :: 12.5 points achieved out of 16 points available :: With the intent of designing durable buildings and limiting waste, MR 1 addresses the framing order waste factor, of which we achieved less than 10%. MORE
The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the most spectacular, legendary waterways on the planet, such as the Columbia River Gorge and Puget Sound. These trains (and the ones already moving through the region) carry coal mined in Wyoming and Montana's Powder River Basin. MORE
Wow: Google’s Earth Engine now displays 28 years of satellite images, pretty much anywhere on the planet. Here’s an aerial time-lapse view of coal mining in Wyoming. Clark. MORE
Thats a staggering amount: 60 million tons of coal is the carbon equivalent of all the gasoline burned yearly in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, and the northern half of California combined. As an extra finger in the eye of earth, transporting fuels half way around the planet adds significantly to their carbon footprint. Its time for a hefty planet-wide revenue-neutral carbon tax. Skip to content. MORE
The male praying mantis knows each time it approaches a female to mate might be its last day on the planet, says Jennifer Verdolin , author of Wild Connection: What animal courtship and mating tell us about human relationships and a featured guest on the D.L. Fremont County, Wyoming. MORE
According to a study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, if carbon emissions are not reduced over the next 100 years, climatic zones that currently do not exist anywhere on earth could develop over more than a third of the planet’s land surface–mostly around the tropics and the poles. As the ice caps melt, the polar bear has become the poster child for climate change, but species in the tropics may actually be just as much at risk. MORE
Most of us didn’t get the message with the planet heating up. Global warming was one message for the way humanity is scaling its growth on a planet that once seemed so giant, which now seems very small. The gold dust bought at Walmart may make your graduation photo pretty. MORE
2011, former Wyoming Gov. Sierra Club® and "Explore, enjoy and protect the planet"® are registered trademarks of the Sierra Club. Compass. « Coal Ash Dumps Threaten Our Health | Main. Celebrating Wind Week » One Big Step Closer to Ending Mountaintop Removal. MORE
The natural gas fracking boom is causing major environmental challenges across the country – including poisoned water in Pennsylvania, polluted air in Wyoming, earthquakes in Ohio, and profound changes to forests and farming landscapes all across the country. Compass. MORE
As the planet heat ups, oil becomes increasingly hard to reach, and the global economy continues to plummet, individuals and communities are faced with an uncertain future. R eturn of the Mercantile How a small town in Wyoming replaced a dying downtown with a community-owned shopping hub. MORE
Sierra Club Compass
NOVEMBER 29, 2012
The natural gas fracking boom is causing major environmental challenges across the country – including poisoned water in Pennsylvania, polluted air in Wyoming, earthquakes in Ohio, and profound changes to forests and farming landscapes all across the country. Compass.
Green (Living) Review
DECEMBER 25, 2009
Fundraising Focus Shifts to Benefit Endangered Coastlines by Michael Smith (Veshengro) New York, December, 2009 – The second year of the National Audubon Society’s Pennies for the Planet, a national conservation education and action campaign for young people, kicked off on December 17, 2009 with a focus on protecting endangered coastlines.
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Green Prophet
JUNE 29, 2020
Most of us didn’t get the message with the planet heating up. Global warming was one message for the way humanity is scaling its growth on a planet that once seemed so giant, which now seems very small. The gold dust bought at Walmart may make your graduation photo pretty.
Green Life Smart Life
DECEMBER 16, 2009
Foundation: Cement with up to 30% flyash for all poured foundation, footings produced by Richmond Ready Mix in Wyoming , RI. – ½ pt EPP and ½ pt local. Materials and Resources :: 12.5 points achieved out of 16 points available :: With the intent of designing durable buildings and limiting waste, MR 1 addresses the framing order waste factor, of which we achieved less than 10%.
Sierra Club Compass
APRIL 3, 2013
The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the most spectacular, legendary waterways on the planet, such as the Columbia River Gorge and Puget Sound. These trains (and the ones already moving through the region) carry coal mined in Wyoming and Montana's Powder River Basin.
Eco Friendly Daily
NOVEMBER 25, 2013
According to a study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, if carbon emissions are not reduced over the next 100 years, climatic zones that currently do not exist anywhere on earth could develop over more than a third of the planet’s land surface–mostly around the tropics and the poles. As the ice caps melt, the polar bear has become the poster child for climate change, but species in the tropics may actually be just as much at risk.
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 9, 2016
The male praying mantis knows each time it approaches a female to mate might be its last day on the planet, says Jennifer Verdolin , author of Wild Connection: What animal courtship and mating tell us about human relationships and a featured guest on the D.L. Fremont County, Wyoming.
Nature Conservancy - Science
OCTOBER 26, 2015
Bradley, author of Common Spiders of North America , is one of many professional and novice arachnologists in the country studying the planet’s eight-legged critters and working to dispel popular myths.
The Green Changemakers
SEPTEMBER 13, 2010
As the planet heat ups, oil becomes increasingly hard to reach, and the global economy continues to plummet, individuals and communities are faced with an uncertain future. R eturn of the Mercantile How a small town in Wyoming replaced a dying downtown with a community-owned shopping hub.
Sightline Daily
MAY 10, 2013
Wow: Google’s Earth Engine now displays 28 years of satellite images, pretty much anywhere on the planet. Here’s an aerial time-lapse view of coal mining in Wyoming. Clark.
Sightline Daily
FEBRUARY 15, 2011
Thats a staggering amount: 60 million tons of coal is the carbon equivalent of all the gasoline burned yearly in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, and the northern half of California combined. As an extra finger in the eye of earth, transporting fuels half way around the planet adds significantly to their carbon footprint. Its time for a hefty planet-wide revenue-neutral carbon tax. Skip to content.
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