ecorazzi.com - 10/15/2009
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Today is Blog Action Day 2009 — and the topic that has more than 9,000 blogs in 150 countries with more than 12 million readers buzzing is climate change. The goal is to help facilitate discussion on the issue and get the world ready for the incredibly important Copenhagen Climate ...
ecorazzi.com - 10/9/2009
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The whaling season hasn’t even started yet, and
already the heat is rising down under. The drama...
began late last week when Paul Watson , founder and president of Sea Shepherd , had his visa application for Australia held up. In previous ...
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Paul Watson Slams Australia For Visa Lockdown, ...
blogactionday.org - 10/15/2009
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About Blog Action Day Blog Action Day is
an annual event that unites the world's bloggers in...
posting about the same issue on the same day. Our aim is to raise awareness and trigger a global discussion. Our Goal First and last, the purpose of Blog ...
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Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change
initforthegold.blogspot.com - 10/15/2009
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It's Blog Action Day for climate change all
around the blogosphere! Of course it's always Blog Action...
Day for climate change around here, so it's easy for me to participate. Newcomers, please just look at the "best of" links over to the right. Regulars, it would be a good idea to look around ...
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Blog Action Day 09: 5 easy ways to personally protect our climate
Super Eco News Feed —
... So please pencil an easy climate-healing tasks into your schedule today in honor of Blog Action Day, starting with even one of these (EPA-approved!) simple, everyday green lifestyle retrofits: ...
Blog Action Day :: Delcare Independence!
WattHead - Energy News and Commentary —
... On this day of action, can you do more than talk about it? Can you take a minute to Declare your Independence from Fossil Fuels? We already have the technology we need to turn sunlight, wind, waves, even human motion into electricity. We just need to get started! And with the Copenhagen international climate negotiations less than 8 weeks away, it's more important than ever that we ...
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... Top 5 Celebrities Pushing for Change at Copenhagen
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