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How Green is Your Candidate?

Are you able to see green through all the presidential candidate mudslinging?

If your perspective is getting murky, check out this canndidate comparison tool from our friends at Grist.org

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Tip: Green Holiday Gift that Makes a Difference!

By JenBaele | Nov. 27, 2007 | 1 Comment|post a comment

Hi all!  

Do you find yourselves searching for a green holiday gift that's hip, relevant, and makes a difference in the fight against climate change?  Well, look no further than WE ADD UP.  WE ADD UP is a brand new global warming awareness project!  It's a global count of people committing to help fight global warming by taking simple steps in their everday lives that make a big difference.  WE ADD UP is an organic t-shirt campaign and every organic tee is custom hand-printed with a number - that number represents your unique position in the sequential global count!  So if you were the 500th person to get counted in, the number on your shirt would be 500.  The backs of the shirts feature different action messages - simple things that anyone can do to decrease their carbon footprint, like Bike, Unplug, Drink Tap, Organic, Mass Transit, Shower Together, Recycle, Buy Local - there are over 20 different messages to choose from for the back of your shirt.  The design of the WE ADD UP tees is simple, clean, and appealing for both men and women - and all the tees are made of certified organic cotton that's grown and sewn in the USA.  The WE ADD UP line makes it incredibly easy and fun to get counted in the fight against global warming - and it lets us know that simple changes do make a big difference because WE ADD UP!  

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Google Investing $10M in Plug-Ins


Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, is putting some of it's gigantic pile of cash behind plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). Right now, their initiatives include hacking Toyota Prius and Ford Escape hybrids to be plug-ins. Their Prius plug-ins are getting about 75 mpg, a good boost over the 40 mpg of regular Prius models.

Google plans to fund at least $10 million in PHEV projects and hopes to expand it's plug-in fleet to at least 100 vehicles. In addition to promoting the idea of PHEVs Google is also working on the technology behind vehicle to grid integration.
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