Green police target the flat-screen TV - thestar.comSource: Toronto Star
They've targeted gas-guzzling clunkers. They've blacklisted power-wasting light bulbs. Now the efficiency police are going after our big-screen TVs as a way to tame our household energy demons.
Thou Shalt Halt Global Warming (because religion pollutes)Source: globalwarming.change.org
the 16,200 churches and other buildings owned by the Church of England emit about as much carbon dioxide as the entire country of Gambia
Of course, if they don't go to church they probably play badminton in stead ;-)
Average German eats 2000 animals in his life Source: austriantimes.at
Germans enjoy eating sausages and other meat dishes so much that the average person munches their way through more than 2,000 animals in their lifetime.

Besides government spending injection through increased government purchases - increased demand required ( necessary ) to raise output and employment levels could be brought about by increases in consumption.
Forget Shorter ShowersSource: orionmagazine.org
WOULD ANY SANE PERSON think dumpster diving would have stopped Hitler, or that composting would have ended slavery or brought about the eight-hour workday, or that chopping wood and carrying water would have gotten people out of Tsarist prisons, or that dancing naked around a fir …

If you have been following the news in California, you have probably seen the recent move by cities and municipalities to ban old-fashioned salt-based water softeners.
White Roofs Catch on as Energy Cost Cutters Source: The New York Times
Relying on the centuries-old principle that white objects absorb less heat than dark ones, homeowners like the Waldreps are in the vanguard of a movement embracing "cool roofs" as one of the most affordable weapons against climate change.
Big media seek 21st century business modelsSource: Reuters
With difficult credit markets and an unclear future, talk of dealmaking has been at a minimum this year. Yet there has never been a more important time for media conglomerates and their financiers to act and adapt to the Internet age.
Germany Imagines Suburbs Without CarsSource: The New York Times
Do cars actually make us less civilized? By facilitating dual residency of work and home via long drives to and from cities and suburbia, personal motorized transport separates us from each other while contributing to waste and pollution.

I don't know what to say. This is the best treatment of problems of linear thought in a global-finite system I have ever seen. The young woman is a little too perky for me but at least she doesn't talk down to her audience.
Ford Motor Co. Chairman Wants Higher Gas TaxesSource:
Ask most energy analysts how to cut US petroleum usage, and they'll point to Europe, where gasoline costs more than double the price in the States. For decades, European countries have taxed gasoline heavily, and the laws of economics work: Consumption per capita is much lower.
From Now on, Equality Needs to Be Our Organizing PrincipleSource: Common Dreams
It starts with a stark realization. For millennia, there was one obvious and necessary way to improve human life: raise material living standards. If you are hungry, you will be made a lot happier by food. If you are thirsty, you will be made a lot happier by water.
California Utility to Capture Solar Power in SpaceSource: FOXNews.com
Solar power beamed down from space will generate electricity for California homes as soon as 2016, under a new plan by a utility company to ramp up renewable energy technology far beyond solar panels on roofs.
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Be Happy AnywaySource: YES! Magazine
Is this what Thomas Jefferson had in mind when he substituted "the pursuit of happiness" for the phrase contained in the earlier Continental Congress draft, "life, liberty, and property?"
Energy vampires: Fact versus fiction | Yahoo! GreenSource: Green Yahoo.com
It's well-known that most electronic devices in our homes are sucking up energy even while they are turned off. But for all the information out there, many questions remain. I got hundreds of reader questions after writing the post What's wasting energy in your home right now.
Working together to create common securitySource: UU World
,For fifteen years, since I co-founded United for a Fair Economy, I've been tracking the growing inequalities of income and wealth in the United States.

Ask almost any die-hard Republican and they'll tell you the same thing, The problem with Democrats, they'll say, is that they think they know better how to spend your money than you do. Sometimes, that can be a fair criticism. Sometimes, Democrats do think that.