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July 2007 ArchivesAs the resident Google Earth guru here, I'm thrilled to learn from BikePortland that Metro's excellent Bike There! map is available as a .kmz file. This means you can see all of the routes in 3D, flying and zooming to your heart's content. If you don't have Google Earth yet... Grist.org has declared Portland the second-greenest city in the world, only behind Reykjavik, Iceland. Portland is the first U.S. city to enact a comprehensive plan to reduce CO2 emissions and has aggressively pushed green building initiatives. ( >> Continue reading: Portland the #2 Green city worldwide
Zupan's Markets is giving away 10,000 reusable grocery bags at their four area locations. Each time you use that reusable bag, Zupa... Variety is reporting that NBC Universal networks will have a green-themed week this November. "We will have every single one of our primetime shows with storylines The Going Green movement is heating up. A new Green blog at Earth2Tech offers a quick look at clean tech ventures, reviews of tech giants' eco-initiatives, like is Google’s carbon neutral initiative really Green or just PR, and resources for entrepreneurs looking for green tech. One of the comments I hear about climate change and global warming...it's such a huge problem...so huge that one person can't really make any difference. And it's that feeling of helplessness that some feel is so dangerous when it comes to the problem of climate change. Many people have accepted that our climate is shifting...and while no one is 100% certain that humans are to blame, there is increasingly broad evidence that points to... By Aaron Weiss B... |
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