A Great Source for Current Environmental News

by dale 17. December 2008 08:15
So, you are concerned about the environment and want to know where to go to find out what is going on? Sure, you could go to Yahoo! News or Google News and sift through the top stories about the Federal Bailout and what Brittany Spears wore yesterday, or you could go straight to the source. The website Environmental News Network is a one-stop shop for everything up to date concerning out environment. You can find articles on anything from the latest species that is in danger of extinction to that new Green Gadget you have been hearing about. So, go visit their website and be sure to bookmark it next to this one! www.enn.com

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"An Inconvenient Truth" by Al Gore

by dale 17. December 2008 08:05
Yes, it is true that An Inconvenient Truth, the documentary on global warming and climate change, was released in 2006. Yes, it is true that its creator is none other than Al Gore. Yes, it is true that this is an award winning film. Regardless of your biases, political affiliations, or preconceived notions, do yourself a favor and go down to your local video store and give it a shot. It is extremely informative, very interesting, and well worth the watch. Put aside for just a minute the fact that you may think Al Gore is the most boring man alive, for his presentation and content is riveting. If you choose to purchase the DVD, which I will more than likely do now that I have seen it in all its glory, even better, for the packaging it is contained in is made from 100% recycled material. So go forth, inform yourself on the Inconvenient Truth of global warming and impress your friends at your next party. Give the website a visit to find out more about the film and about global warming and climate change: www.climatecrisis.net

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