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 Sarah Palin’s Support of Aerial Wolf Gunning.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 12, 2008 Maybe it’s because my last name is Wolf. But this one really got to me. In an article via Exiled Online, John Dolan, a member of Defenders of Wildlife, outlines Palin’s history with aerial wolf gunning. This is the practice of shooting wolves from airplanes, something that Palin, through proposed legislation and cash incentives, has [...] 821 views |
 Yoga for Multiple Sclerosis.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 12, 2008 It’s confirmed! Yoga does indeed help those with Multiple Sclerosis, an inflammatory disease of the Central Nervous System that my Mom has had since 1994. She called me yesterday with the news. 634 views |
 Eco Gent Crush Number Ten: Rogan Gregoryby Lindsey Wolf on Sep 11, 2008 Okay, Waylon, it’s time for the ladies to counter. My eco crush number ten is…Rogan Gregory (I have a thing for beards). 887 views |
 Tribute in Light: McCain and Obama Meet for the Anniversary of 9/11.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 10, 2008 I look forward to seeing the coverage of McCain and Obama meeting at the World Trade Center site tomorrow. But for now, on the eve of September 11th, I’m feeling more reflective than concerned with politics. 9,920 views |
 James Madison University Starts the First Undergraduate Program in Sustainability this Fall.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 10, 2008 Attention high school seniors considering colleges! This hasn’t gotten the press that it deserves. My alma mater, James Madison University in Harrisonburg VA, has started the country’s first undergraduate sustainability program. 479 views |
 The Web’s Future is a “Village” and…We’ve Got a Thing or Two to Learn from Paris Hilton?by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 10, 2008 Another reason I love Elephant Journal. According to this BBC News article, researchers at Hewlett Packard have found that most people generally visit only a small number of websites. 345 views |
 Netflix this! “Iron Jawed Angels”: the Story of Why Women Can Vote Today.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 8, 2008 The women’s suffrage movement in the United States took 72 years, spanning two centuries, 18 presidencies, and three wars. It was through of all things, an email forward, that snapped me out of my focus on Sarah Palin and my taking for granted yet again my right to vote. I just moved and registered to [...] 1,588 views |
 Dawn Dish Detergent “Saves Wildlife” But Also Raises Some Questions.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 5, 2008 I just moved into a new apartment, and noticed that the previous tenant left a bottle of Dawn dish detergent in the kitchen. The smell of Dawn always reminds me of summers of my youth. Starting at age 14, every summer I worked at a boarding kennel for dogs, and one of my main responsibilities [...] 2,272 views |
Reverse Graffiti.by Lindsey Wolf on Sep 3, 2008 “Nature’s voice is written in dirt like it would be in blood,” states original reverse graffiti artist Moose 2,595 views |
 Green Spaces: Work Space to Launch Green Entrepreneursby Lindsey Wolf on Aug 28, 2008 Right now I’m working away at my favorite café as of late, The Flying Saucer in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. I’m about to move out of the city, but I still have occasional day dreams of staying here and starting my own business. 360 views |
 Soex, German Textile Recycling Co, Opens Facility in L.A.by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 22, 2008 Soex, one of the few large scale textile recycling companies in the world, recently opened a plant in Los Angeles as part of its U.S. pilot program. City estimates account fabric remnants and used clothing to take up a full 10% of area landfills. 4,126 views |
 American Apparel Now Selling…Dr. Bronner’s Soaps?by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 19, 2008 My thoughts of American Apparel are like a tennis match within my brain. I love them. I love them not. And back and forth it goes. 998 views |
 Support Locally-Owned & Operated Businesses First?by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 14, 2008 I first saw the above graphic (click on image or here to see a larger view) through my friends at the Sustainable Business Network (SBNYC) of New York City. The Network was recently launched to organize, support and grow local sustainable business in all five boroughs. 1,422 views |
 A Surprisingly Green All Points West Music and Arts Festival.by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 12, 2008 This past weekend, I worked for Sambazon at the All Points West Music and Arts Festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ. It’s fun working at an event like this, where most people are familiar with organic, but few with superfoods and even less with fair trade, so there’s an opportunity for information [...] 415 views |
 Next on My Reading List: “Bottlemania”by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 7, 2008 I saw a copy of Elizabeth Royte’s new book “Bottlemania: How Water Went on Sale and Why We Bought It” last night at the Strand. It reminded me of when I first became more aware of the water bottling process through reading an article that E Magazine published in 2003. I quoted a fact from [...] 463 views |
 Transportation by the Numbers via Environmental Defense Fund.by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 7, 2008 I find often that facts about oil focus on cars. As a non-driver, I need some numbers that hit closer to home and encompass the full picture of transportation. Because I take public transit nearly every day, I liked reading the Environmental Defense Fund’s Transportation by the Numbers, which I just came across. 258 views |
 Global Footprint Network’s Calculator: from Fantasy to Reality in 10 Minutesby Lindsey Wolf on Aug 7, 2008 A friend just sent me Global Footprint Network’s ecological footprint calculator, built in partnership with Free Range Studios. I’m a fan of Free Range’s work, so was excited to take a quiz. Now I haven’t played a video game since ColecoVision in the 80’s, so my first surprise was that I’d have to pick an avatar, something [...] 4,585 views |
 Fare thee well, Brooklyn’s Park Slope Food Co-op, hello Sustainable Table.by Lindsey Wolf on Aug 4, 2008 I’m about to move, and I just worked my last shift at the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn, the largest member-owned and operated co-op in the country. I almost 903 views |
 Los Angeles Plastic Bag Ban to Go into Effect in 2010?by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 31, 2008 Following San Francisco’s lead on a ban that took effect last November, I had read that L.A.’s City Council just voted to outlaw disposable bags by 2010. L.A. uses more than 2 billion disposable bags every year, of which only 5% of plastic bags are recycled and 21% of paper bags. However I also just read that the ban [...] 939 views |
 Better Public Transit, Biking and Walking Directions.by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 29, 2008 I’m already a big Hopstop user. It launched in my first year living in New York City and it did indeed help me to figure out one of the world’s most extensive transit systems. Now I’m happy to see that it has expanded to include other cities like San Francisco and Washington D.C. I sadly [...] 498 views |
 Organic Coffee in Unexpected Places.by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 27, 2008 I took this photo at the café of the Bed Bath & Beyond store on Sixth Ave. in New York City. I found it so interesting, seeing the traditional iced drink machine with organic coffee with the USDA seal right in the middle. I found out that the café is owned by the Blue Radish [...] 485 views |
 ARTFARM.by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 27, 2008 ARTFARM is a Connecticut-based non-profit organization that I was introduced to this weekend while visiting family. I had gone with my sister and two year old nephew to a kid’s fair in New London, of which the central act was called “Circus for a Fragile Planet” featuring a troupe of clowns called the Fossil Fools! [...] 286 views |
 Sunscreen Safety.by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 24, 2008 I’m confused about sunscreen. Between UVA and UVB rays, questionable marketing claims, and reports on bloodstream absorption, it’s no wonder. Add to those considerations that so-called natural alternatives may not be safer, and then I’m really confused. I am just finishing up my bottle of Alba Botanica’s aloe vanilla mineral sunscreen, which I had bought before [...] 875 views |
This Brave Nationby Lindsey Wolf on Jul 18, 2008 I love the idea of hosting film screenings at home. I remember how thrilled I was when I got a group of friends to watch The Corporation with me at my former, more spacious apartment. After spontaneous “oh’s” and “ewwww’s” mid-viewing over things like recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone, we followed with a conversation on some [...] 271 views |
 What’s Next for Majora Carter?by Lindsey Wolf on Jul 14, 2008 Activist Majora Carter has been a leader in the environmental justice movement since starting the Sustainable South Bronx in 2001. I had the honor of meeting her and hearing about the nonprofit’s creation at a visit to their office last year. Her story, passionately recounted at TED, is one of such heart. The work of [...] 1,332 views |
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