Lady finds frog in Glory Greens Source: kltv.com
An East Texas woman says she made a gruesome find in her bag of greens she bought at Wal-Mart. The woman says she found a dead frog that literally made her sick to her stomach.
Cooking With Unusual GreensSource: The New York Times
Here are five recipes for unusual greens:
Purslane Salad With Mushrooms, Walnuts and Olives: This crunchy salad is high in heart-healthy omega-3 fats.
Lord Howe Island in the Pacific faces rising tide of regulationSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
Columnist Paul Sheehan visits Lord Howe Island in the Pacific and finds an environmental zealot.
His attitude was a metaphor for the dark side of the environmental movement, the uncompromising, didactic, self-important side.
Light on the hill campaign | Global Climate Change ActionSource: ETU, Facebook
Queensland's Assets (and jobs) are NOT FOR SALE. Rolling actions across Qld, Australia - Rallies, Public Forums - Dates and times, Facebook groups - Start in Cairns on Monday 22nd June culminate in Brissy July 3.
In Solidarity is strength

What to make of how the French voted in the European parliamentary elections?

The upcoming European Elections are just a few weeks away. And when it comes to saving the climate this EU election is one of the more important ones.
Book Excerpt: 'The Queen of Fats' by Susan AllportSource: Culinate
From Chapter 10: Where Have All The Omega-3s Gone? Perhaps the most interesting perspective on how diets have been changing comes from a research tack taken by Artemis Simopoulos after the 1985 conference [chaired by Simopoulos on the role of fatty acids in the human diet].
Lights out for solar panel plant in SydneySource: theage.com.au
Australia's only commercial-scale solar panel plant will shut in March, axing about 200 jobs and sparking fears that skilled "green-collar" workers will be lost overseas. The Greens & Liberal parties are blaming the Labor government for a lack of support for the industry.
Rudd govt 'protecting coal industry'Source: news.theage.com.au
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne has argued during a Senate debate that the Federal Government is protecting the coal industry at the expense of good climate policy.
Greens say they are still a chance in MayoSource: Australian News Network
The Australian Greens say there is still a possibility they can win the Mayo federal by-election, despite the Liberal (conservative) candidate Jamie Briggs claiming victory.
Govt giving Gunns special treatment: GreensSource: abc.net.au
The Greens say the Federal Government's decision to grant an extension for final approval of the proposed Tasmanian pulp mill shows the Government is captive to the timber company Gunns.
Boomers, beware: Marijuana more potent nowSource: PoughkeepsieJournal.com
The Office of National Drug Control Policy is warning baby boomers the marijuana their children could be smoking is not the same as the drug of their generation.

Don't blame the last eight years of @!$%# on President Bush. It's time you blamed it on the real mastermind behind it all. It's time to set some examples.

Don't grieve. Anything you lose comes round in another form. Rumi
20 cancer-fighting foods to eat all summerSource: shine.yahoo.com
A healthy, balanced diet is key, experts say, but these foods may have an extra punch.
Leafy greens: Deep green leafy vegetables are packed with lutein, vitamin A and folate, nutrients that may help prevent colon and ovarian cancer.
VictorySource: christindal.ca
Brilliant post-byelection response from Chris Tindal of Toronto Centre. Next time, perhaps?...