sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 12 2009 | environment
Raar. I'm reminded again that I need to take the trouble to go to PCC over Whole Foods even though the Whole Foods cheese dept. tempts me far too often.
Come on WF. WTF?
quoted: Whole Foods does not care about the members of its communities who need true healthcare reform. It comes as a shock that John Mackey, Co-Founder and CEO of Whole Foods has an OpEd in todays Wall Street Journal titled: The Whole Foods Alternative to ObamaCare
He offers talking points straight out of the GOP and Health Insurance lobby play book such as:
the last thing our country needs is a massive new health-care entitlement that will create hundreds of billions of dollars of new unfunded deficits and move us much closer to a government takeover of our health-care system. Instead, we should be trying to achieve reforms by moving in the opposite direction—toward less government control and more individual empowerment.
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 05 2009 | video, environment
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 13 2009 | women, planning, environment
Umbra says it right: "Social justice is inextricably linked with the natural environment. Choosing to limit the amount of children we have needs to be a realistic option for women worldwide."
Quoted: Environmental news and green living tips from Grist, the most recognizable voice in environmental journalism.
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 19 2009 | food, garden, food policy, obama, environment
yay! once again - can I just say I think that Michelle O is the reason I like Barack? :-)
quoted: Here's the scoop: the Obamas will plant a veggie garden in the White House lawn. The First Lady of the United States told the Queen of the Universe as much, in an interview published in the latest edition of O. The excerpt available online doesn't include the garden stuff, but Daily Green has the money quote:
We want to use [the garden] as a point of education, to talk about health and how delicious it is to eat fresh food, and how you can take that food and make it part of a healthy diet. You know, the tomato that's from your garden tastes very different from one that isn't. And peas -- what is it like to eat peas in season? So we want the White House to be a place of education and awareness. And hopefully kids will be interested because there are kids living here.
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 26 2008 | seattle, news, clothes, dry cleaning, environment
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 15 2008 | environment, children, paint, art, grist
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 06 2008 | environment, obama, politics, development, international, africa, toxics, world bank
this is just frightening that someone would not only think this, but put it in writing. such horrible example of discriminatory, predatory thinking (and he might be back as treasury secretary! Say it isn't so Obama!)
Quoted: On December 12, 1991, while serving as chief economist for the World Bank, Summers authored a private memo arguing that the bank should actively encourage the dumping of toxic waste in developing countries, particularly "under populated countries in Africa," which Summers described as "UNDER-polluted." Summers added that public outrage over the heightened rates of prostate cancer caused by his proposed dumping would be mitigated by the fact that poor people in developing countries rarely live long enough to develop prostate cancer.
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 10 2008 | news, politics, gregoire, rossi, environment
Hey Folks,
Olympian blogged about the Rossi Scorecard we released this week...and check out the quote from yours truly :-)
-Sudhaquoted: Washington’s environmental community endorsed Gov. Chris Gregoire’s re-election in April. Now it’s taking aim at G.O.P. candidate Dino Rossi, saying he is not quite the environmental friend he painted himself to be in a recent debate.
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 08 2008 | dino rossi, gregoire, environment, washington conservation voters, politics
sudha | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 11 2008 | climate, palin, climate change, environment, Presidential Election of 2008, presidential politics
Great quote here from Alaska Conservation Voters.
Quoted: "When it comes to environmental issues, the only difference between (U.S. President) George Bush and Sarah Palin is lipstick," said Kate Troll, executive director of Alaska Conservation Voters, a local green group.
"She doesn't agree with the most powerful scientific consensus in the world that climate change is linked to human activity," Troll said.
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