Peak oil is a heavily contested topic - no one really knows how much of the black gunk is down there, below the earth, except that there is a lot. It ...
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Find out what you can do to promote smart energy solutions and fight global warming. Join the Discussion: From Our BlogsFri, Sep 05, 2008 Wed, Sep 03, 2008  It's a snap to recycle small things, like cans and clothes. But what about those really big items, like planes and trains? Here's what happens when the ...
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Though there is a still a lot more that needs to be done, the success of the Sierra Club Coal Campaign in stopping the constructions of over 60 dirty ...
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Download: The Sierra Club's CFL GuidelinesMany chapters and groups of the Sierra Club plan to or have engaged in community-based programs to distribute energy-efficient lightbulbs. This spring, Club activists will be giving away CFLs across the country. Here are guidelines for selecting, distributing, and recycling environmentally-preferable lightbulbs during mass giveaways. (PDF)   Up to Top HOME | Email Signup | About Us | Contact Us | Terms of Use | © 2008 Sierra Club |