Yes, You Can Make a Difference
If there are days when you step away from the news feeling discouraged about this country, I have a solution: Plan a trip to Washington, D.C. and spend a day […]
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If there are days when you step away from the news feeling discouraged about this country, I have a solution: Plan a trip to Washington, D.C. and spend a day […]
Yes, You Can Make a Difference Read More »
Many years ago recycling happened naturally. In the early 1900s, people “made do” and re-used, from jars for canning home produce to hand-me-down clothing and toys for children. And items
Organize Your Recycling Read More »
The United States Congress has passed a bill that provides for the phasing out of all incandescent light bulbs by 2014 (100-watt bulbs can not be used after 2012). The
“Green” Light Bulbs Have Mercury: Who Knew? Read More »
For most Americans, the mention of the Fourth of July brings to mind visions of fireworks before thoughts of the Declaration of Independence. How did fireworks become so inextricably linked
Fireworks and the Fourth of July Read More »
Hearing that we, the American taxpayers, are now the majority stakeholders in General Motors is a bit like hearing we’ve just inherited a general store from an uncle we never
Now that We Own a Little of GM Read More »
As the immediate excitement of Election Day begins to fade, we are left with new questions, among them: How is President-Elect Barack Obama going to move this country forward? Despite
Post-Election: A Participatory Democracy Read More »