I’ve always been very clear that I’m no expert on the environment. I pretty much glazed over during high school chemistry class, was mildly entertained by the notion of genetics in biology and remain convinced that much of my life defies the laws of physics. That, however, was then. I was recently quoted by The Sierra Club in its “The Green Life” daily tip that arrives in my in-box so that I may learn from them. Instead, they offered up my advice on buying less. It seems I have “arrived”…on a green horse.
So…from now on, just do as I say and we’ll all be fine.
To read my words of wisdom, visit this link: http://sierraclub.typepad.com/greenlife/2008/09/green-your-sh-2.html

While I try to approach eco-living with a smile and a giggle — and encourage my readers to do the same — the latest research from climate scientists is anything but amusing. I hate to be the messenger of bad news…but read this (click on link below) before you head to the voting booths. Strong leadership by someone who recognizes that the environment is THE most important issue on the agenda (and, of course, affects healthcare, the economy, poverty, etc. etc.) is critical.

http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_14872.cfm