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Happenings include Rosetta Summer Sidewalk Sale; Fiction Book Club; RBF Dome recognition; Veterans for Peace; March through the Arch in St Louis; and local artist Matty Shannon blows glass at the Neighborhood Co-op. News includes pollution causing 40 percent of all deaths; 1998 second hottest year on record; hospitals opt for less toxic equipment; electric cars getting cheaper; and solar powered mouse being tested.
Happenings include Parsley and Sagebrush at the Yellow Moon Cafe.
Happenings include Parsley and Sagebrush at Common Grounds; Cafe Society; Cobden peach festival; hummingbird festival; Hiroshima anniversary; and energy bill hits house floor today. News includes laser printer pollution; Spaghetti Midwestern; hurricane increase tied to climate change; smart car crosses Canada; how to green your carbon offsets; sheep subjected to aversion therapy by grape farmers; all-nighter PCs cost US $1.7 billion; and Senate probes delay in tailpipe regulations.
Happenings include Treesong’s brother’s wedding and hummingbird festival at Trail of Tears. News includes eco-towns in England; ground-level ozone and climate change; man passes up multi-billion dollar offer for his land; new website measures community walkability; California utility goes solar; study confirms human influence on rainfall; Siberia attacks anti-nuke protesters; and Harry Potter book goes green.
Includes record heat waves; Aur’s solar adventures; today in history; a cheese truck goes up in flames on the highway; Sunset Concerts; Labyrinth Peace Garden workday; steam pipe explodes in Manhattan; Energy Task Force Unmasked; earthquake in Japan shuts down nuke plant; litter in space; Exxon-Mobil sued; Arnold battles drought; NYC traffic congestion proposal shot down; the many uses of vinegar; and beyond.
Happenings include Sicko; Power to the People series on sustainability; and the Bucky dome. News includes industry-backed climate legislation; endangered status of manatees versus penguins; organic farms yielding more than chemical ones; sun is not causing current global warming; and banana farmers sue US corps over pesticides.
Happenings include Live Earth concert tomorrow. News includes — you guessed it — climate change!
Happenings include Live Earth.
Happenings include International Fairy Day and political satire by Tom Neilson. News includes fruit as biofuel; greening of party conventions; Senate squares off on energy bill; aging landowners leave family-owned forests in question; Paris begins bike sharing; Gore’s fight against climate crisis goes to Rolling Stone; China overtakes US as biggest polluter; and coalition hopes to get video game addicts outside.
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