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"Thank God men cannot fly, and lay waste the sky as well as the earth." - Henry David Thoreau

The 36th Earth Day Event Update
October 06, 2005, LOS ANGELES, California (EDN International Network) - The 36th Earth Day is now six months away and is already shaping up to be amazing! We are happy to announce our theme for 2006: "Solutions to Climate Change"! All over the world, ordinary people, like you and us, will get together in their communities to draw attention to solutions to global climate change and build political will for national action on climate change. Earth Day Network partners will hold events, festivals, and community dialogues, and will use Earth Day to announce critical goals in their ongoing campaigns and call for action on climate change.

Full Story: EDN International Network Update

National Solar Tour
Tom Bradley Green Technology Institute Audubon Center At Debs Park

Audubon Center at Debs Park. (Source: SUN Utility Network)

September 20, 2005, LOS ANGELES, California (Green Technology Institute) - Take the Green Technology tour and experience the first Platinum Certified Green Building in the U.S. that is totally powered with solar energy. The Audubon Center is a 5,065 square foot office and conference center in the middle of Los Angeles, the second largest city in the U.S.

Full Story: Green Technology Institute

"Global Warming is an abstract concept to most people; we know its happening, but we can?t really visualize its effect. Unfortunately, the Inuit people put a human face on global warming, they are literally melting away. They are the canary in the coal mine."

- Jake Gyllenhaal

January 11, 2006, SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters) - Six of the world's biggest polluters, led by the United States, will create a multi-million dollar fund to encourage mining and power industries to develop and use cleaner energy technologies to combat climate change.

November 25, 2005, LOS ANGELES, California (Xinhuanet) - With the first in-depth analysis of the air bubbles trapped in the ice core of east Antarctica, scientists have discovered that today's atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are the highest in 650,000 years.

The Audubon Solar Televillage Center in Los Angeles. (Source: SUN Utility Network)

October 09, 2005, LOS ANGELES, California (Les Hamasaki / Green Technology Institute) - Are the communities and schools prepared for the "Next Big One" that may devastate our city and leave you without power for communications and water for drinking? What will we do to protect our families, neighbors and schools?

October 07, 2005, RIO DE JANEIRO - (Andrew Downie, Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor ) - Drivers are fighting rising gasoline prices by buying "flex" or "flexible fuel" cars that slurp more alcohol.

October 07, 2005, LOS ANGELES, California (EnTV) - In the course of EnTV's endeavor to promote awareness of the environment and making the connection between sustainability, consumption, climate change, wildlife and habitat preservation, biodiversity, animal rights, humanitarian issues and the ecosystems, EnTV has along the way pick awards as recognition of its achievements.

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