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This is a special forum for our environmental writers and guest bloggers to explore topics of interest to ecology-minded readers. Please submit your proposed blog entry via our Contact Us form. We will respond only if interested. Thank you.
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Monday, 29 April 2013 00:00
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Written by EcoHearth |
 With Mother's Day approaching, EcoHearth asked passersby: "How Is the Earth Like a Good Mother?" To see the video containing a representative sample of the responses, click here. |
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Monday, 29 April 2013 00:00
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Written by Guest Contributor | Blog Entry |
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You want to meet your financial goals, but want to do so without harming others, and in a manner that promotes the public good. This is a loose definition of socially responsible investing (SRI).
If you are opposed to pollution, war and worker exploitation, you wouldn't want to buy stock in a company that profits from one or more of these. If you think the use of fossil fuels causes global warming, you might choose to invest in the alternative energy sector, for example. It's not difficult to put your money where your beliefs are. Here are ten easy steps to get you on the road to to socially responsible investing. Read on…
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Saturday, 20 April 2013 00:00
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Written by EcoHearth |
 As we get ready to honor the planet, EcoHearth asked passersby: "Why is it important that we celebrate Earth Day—and how do you plan to do it this year?" To see the video containing a representative sample of the responses, click here. |
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Saturday, 30 March 2013 00:00
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Written by André Oosterman | Blog Entry |
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It sounds so simple: build a 10x10 km raft, cover it with solar panels, connect it with a power cable to the country or city where electricity is needed most and—presto!—unlimited solar power. With 71% of the Earth's surface covered by ocean, there is plenty of space to do this. So why hasn't it happened yet?
Although some cities in the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden claim to have built "solar-power islands," these do not float and cannot therefore be moved to places where demand is highest (near megacities, for example) and sunlight most abundant. Read on…
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Thursday, 28 March 2013 00:00
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Written by EcoHearth |
 In anticipation of warmer weather, EcoHearth inquired of passersby: "What is your favorite outdoor activity?" To see the video containing a representative sample of the responses, click here. |
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