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1. Rethinking the GDP -- The measurementof our gross domestic product (GDP) counts destructive economicactivity (say, commerce that produces pollution) equally alongsidepositive solutions (the economic activity required to clean up thatpollution). Maybe it's time to rethink what kind of economic growth wemeasure as "good." Read more »

2. Clean Energy Victory Bonds: A Win for Amer...

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Hubby has gotten his Father's Day present early this year - a bigger grill. 

I've been wanting one of those fancy fire pits/bowls for the back yard.

This morning I got one by recycling the old kettle Weber Grill! 

Much better than the $60 to unspeakably high dollar amounts these whims of fancy are going for! (Although I do feel fire containment is worth the want.  Especially with little ones and in drought prone areas.)

I remove...

1. Grow Your Own

"The biggest thing I'm doing this year is growing my own vegetable garden.It will be organic, and it doesn't get any more local than my own backyard. Plus, it's one heck of a money saver. It will even help me buildcommunity, because I will surely have extra fruits and vegetables toshare with my neighbors."

? Jessica S., Littleton, CO

Real Green:

The federal nutrition programsare a major provider of milk to our nation’s school-age children.According to the National Milk Producers Federation, nearly 430 milliongallons of milk were distributed through the National School Breakfast,Lunch, and Special Milk programs during the 2005-2006 school year.Unfortunately, a significant amount of this milk may have been producedwith the artificial, genetically engineered growth hormone rBGH.  Can you sign our petition to ask Congress to s...

Equal Exchange wins two awards for its social and environmental practices...to read more follow this link: 

http://www.justmeans.com/

The following are excerpts from the Green America newsletter that I received this morning:

ResponsibleShopper.org.  There, you can find the real scoop on what's going on with the world's major corporations, how you can put pressure on them to clean ...

Maytag Recalls Refrigerators Due to Fire Hazard

Consumer Contact: For more information, contact Maytag toll-free at (866) 533-9817 anytime, or visit the firm's Web site at

The Registry website is a place where people can go to identify and support those companies that choose to publicly renounce the use of GM beet sugar.

Over seventy grocery chains and food producers in...