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epa.gov - 3/23/2009
Photo Project | Earth Day | US EPA
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Choose your best photo for each category you want to enter. If you don't have a free Flickr account, create one Link to EPA's External Link Disclaimer . Upload your photo to your account. For each category you want to enter, join the appropriate group and upload your photos to that group's pool. ...
yosemite.epa.gov - 3/24/2009
03/24/2009: EPA Acts to Reduce Harmful Impacts from Coal Mining
— yosemite.epa.gov — Release date: 03/24/2009 Contact Information: Enesta Jones, 202-564-4355 / 7873 / jones.enesta@epa.gov (Washington, D.C. – March 24,... 2009) The United States Environmental Protection Agency has sent two letters to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ... (more) 03/24/2009: EPA Acts to Reduce Harmful Impacts from Coal ...

Comments vote down WattHead - Energy News and Commentary found this 3/24/2009found this
climateprogress.org - 3/24/2009
EPA makes landmark finding: Global warming threatens public health and welfare
— climateprogress.org — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has made its long-awaited “ endangerment finding ,” which will allow the... agency, finally, to put a stop on greenhouse gases. In Massachusetts [vs. EPA], the Supreme Court found that ... (more) EPA makes landmark finding: Global warming threatens ...

Comments vote down Worldchanging: Bright Green found this 3/24/2009found this
Blogs @ The Charleston Gazette - » Mountaintop removal moratorium — NOT!
blogs.wvgazette.com - 3/25/2009
Blogs @ The Charleston Gazette - » Mountaintop removal moratorium — NOT!
— blogs.wvgazette.com — large_ljackson.JPG The National Mining Association blasted EPA for “halting mining permits.” West Virginia Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito... warned the Obama administration about not to “block mining permits.” Coalfield environmentalists praised the ... (more) Blogs @ The Charleston Gazette - » Mountaintop ...

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Join our Earth Day Video and Photo Projects
Greenversations — In anticipation of Earth Day, we’re launching video and photo projects. Share how you enjoy and protect the environment. Submit videos on YouTube and photos on Flickr. Full details: Photo project Video project Video categories: Reducing your carbon footprint Conserving and protecting water Protecting the environment Reduce, reuse, recycle Photo categories: People and the environment The beauty of nature Wildlife ...

Enter the EPA’s Earth Day photo contest
green LA girl — ... Fancy yourself an eco-inspired photographer? Then send in your best shots to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as your good Earth Day deed. The now-hopefully-less-deadbeat-since-Obama’s-president agency’s looking for inspirational photos for its EPA Earth Day Photo project. ...

Games to Green the World (a Little)
LIME Blogs — ... on the G20 agenda. >> EPA Earth Day Photo project . Help the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency help us! Just take some gorgeous pictures about people and the environment, the beauty of nature, and wildlife and add them to the photo project flickr groups. Your photos will hopefully inspire others into eco-activism! Got your own favorite eco-game or contest? Share the info in the comments so we can all play. Image via  ...

EPA Earth Day Project: Snap, Shoot, Submit
Earth911.com — ... As part of its Earth Day activities, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is seeking such original photos and videos from the public for its annual Earth Day Photo and Video Project. Men and women from around the world are submitting funny, intriguing and spectacularly gorgeous images. ...

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