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The other day I sent out an email blast to members of the church I belong to and where I sing on Sundays. It concerned my activism and concern for the ocean and our environment because of our use/misuse of Continue reading WHERE DO ALL THOSE STATS ON PLASTIC POLLUTION COME FROM?
Monday, June 8th 2009, was World Ocean Day. Few in the MSM noticed. Weren’t all these guys eco-friendly advocates just a few weeks ago? It seems talk is cheap. Big name media corporations, like Universal’s NBC & MSNBC, tied themselves Continue reading WORLD OCEAN DAY CAME AND WENT WITH BARELY A MENTION IN THE MSM
Dear Oprah: Have you been reading my blog? As one of millions of viewers that saw your Earth Day show about the impact of plastic in our oceans and in our environment last week, I thought. “is it just possible?” Continue reading DEAR OPRAH – THANKS FOR THE EARTH DAY SHOW
Lots of people and corporations talk about Earth Day and do little else. Over at MSNBC while they are talking about “Green is Universal” their anchor people and morning on-air personalities sip out of plastic bottles and cups. Today, Oprah Continue reading OPRAH'S EARTH DAY SHOW – MUCH MORE THAN TALK – BRAVO!
Megyn, a few weeks ago I heard you talking on America’s Newsroom when you voiced genuine surprise that people are choosing to use reusable clothe bags over plastic bags when shopping. My guess is, that if you knew the consequences Continue reading MEMO TO MEGYN KELLY – USING PLASTIC BAGS IS SO YESTERDAY!
Wondering what the connection between Oprah’s weight gain, using less plastic in your life, and those pesky New Year’s resolutions could possibly be? First, for those who are new to this site . . . a brief introduction. Our world Continue reading OPRAH’S WEIGHT GAIN, USING LESS PLASTIC, & NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
Plastic pollution is a world wide problem. Every continent, every ocean, inlet and waterway is drowning in the stuff. We are suffocating the earth in plastic and this hasn’t gone un-noticed by many in the European community and around the Continue reading THE POLITICS OF PLASTIC