Friday March 19th, 2010
Planet News Feed
America's Incredible Shrinking Car Population
from thedailygreen.com
Fewer of us are getting behind the wheel, which is good news for the environment.- Login to post comments
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How Green is Your Ride?
from The Daily Green
These cars are ranked as the most fuel efficient of the decade. Are you driving a planet-friendly vehicle?
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Dolphins: More Like Humans Than Once Thought?
from Times Online
Dolphins have been declared the world’s second most intelligent creatures after humans, with scientists suggesting they are so bright that they should be treated as “non-human persons.”
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Bug Boom
from Discovery News
As the global temperature increases, so does insect reproduction. These toasty times are creating new generations.
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7 Unlikely Things Global Warming Could Take Away
from Mother Nature Network
Sure, global warming could wipe out the polar bears and the sea turtle. For some, global warming won't be real until it hits home — at the bar, the beach or the dinner table.
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The Death of Earth?
from SF Gate
Thanks to the destruction of natural habitats, pollution and global warming, is the Earth is heading toward disaster?
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The Clean Water Crisis
from Daily Telegraph
Climate guru Al Gore warned UN climate talks that record melting of Polar and Himalayan ice could deprive more than a billion people of access to clean water.
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How Does Your City's Water Rank?
from Yahoo
The cleanliness of the water that flows through your tap all depends on where you live. How does your city rank?
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Global Warming: Not Cooling Off
from The New York Times
As the years pass, the temperatures are getting warmer and warmer. This fact leaves people wondering, "Where do we go from here?"
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Death the Eco-Friendly Way
from Politics Daily
Green cremation may become the new eco-friendly trend. Not only does the process use less energy, remaining fluids can be reused as bath water, or even spread on fields or gardens.
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