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When Civil Rights Matter: The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund

Posted by June Stoyer on November 3rd, 2011

When it comes to taking action against a corporation that has violated your rights, it seems as though it is going to be an uphill battle. The corporations are equipped with an army of attorneys, have very deep pockets and seem to have mastered the art of manipulation, especially when it comes to dealing with beaurocracy. However, there is hope. Citizens can actually take matters into their own hands at the local level, where justice can be served. Enter the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund. The CELDF works with communities across the country – from New England to California, from Pennsylvania and Virginia, to Spokane, Washington.

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Michael Potter Discusses GMO Labeling: What’s Really Behind The Label?

Posted by June Stoyer on October 20th, 2011

Consumers depend upon manufacturers to list everything on the label but unfortunately. GMO’s are not required to be listed. What’s really behind the label? What are they hiding from consumers?

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David Bronner Talks About The Right2KnowMarch.org: GMO Labeling Now!

Posted by June Stoyer on September 29th, 2011

David Bronner, President of Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps to talk about the importance of GMO labeling, what you need to know and how to take action!

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Smartcool Systems: The Power Of Innovation For Energy Conservation

Posted by June Stoyer on September 12th, 2011

When businesses operate sustainably, it benefits everyone. Reducing energy consumption will reduce operating, manufacturing and consumption costs thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, as energy prices soar along with rising atmospheric temperatures, energy efficiency is something we can no longer ignore. Businesses, especially, must find ways to reduce the amount of energy used without reducing quality. This is no easy task because with the current economic climate many producers, manufacturers and retailers are already working with small margins. It is a competition that could mean the end of a business if the wrong decision is made.

Creating an energy-efficient business does not mean that you have to dispose of all existing equipment. To invest in equipment that may or may not be worth the money is risky and would also contribute to the landfills which is not very eco-friendly.

George Burnes, CEO, Smartcool Systems interviewed by June Stoyer, Host of The Organic View Radio Show [ 1:00:57 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 42

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Protecting Your Landscape From A Hurricane

Posted by June Stoyer on August 26th, 2011

Most people are quick to stock up on supplies as they brace themselves for the brunt of a hurricane. What can you do to protect your garden from Hurricane Irene? Learn from horticultural expert, John Peter Thompson about what you can do to protect your landscape before it costs you thousands of dollars in restoration.

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