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According to informed sources, the CEOs of WFM and Stonyfield are personal friends of former Iowa governor (and Monsanto friend), now USDA Secretary, Tom Vilsack. Is that leading to these organic food suppliers bending to the will of BioTech food…and if so, is that a bad thing?
What? Tyrant Jedi dictators can’t live greener too? You know we’re all about inclusivity around here at Eco-Snobbery Sucks. After those pesky rebel scum destroyed the Death Star for the second time, the remaining Storm Troopers pitched their idea to take the new and improved battle station off the grid. I’m assuming their pitch to […]
GoodGuide is one a popular website (and mobile app) for reviewing toys, personal care, and household products. The 65,000+ products in their database are rated based on a set of health, environmental, and social criteria…and now they’re expanding to include coffee, teas, candy, and pet food.
Now I think I see why Palin called him “America’s lifeguard” (referring, of course, to Sarah Palin’s America). Wondering what the Fairness Doctrine has to do with the environment? Check out the included links in this article…which are also why Glenn Beck is peeing in the pool in this cartoon too.
The environment wasn’t the focus of the 2011 State of the Union address, but it sure wasn’t absent either…though several key words were. But does the verbiage really matter? Check out the eco-talking points on clean energy, green jobs, and alternative fuel from this year’s State of the Union.
With the upcoming Retro Enviro around-town type boot joining the Altitude Enviro hiking boot, Hi-Tec is proving that the truly are rapidly becoming THE provider if green footwear. Which makes sense given their tag line, “Inspired by life.”
What do you think? Are republicans the problem as this satirical cartoon suggests by illustrating that big coal, agricultural, and pharmaceutical companies are behind conservative legislation? How about democrats? Is one group solely responsible for all of the poor legislation in the U.S.?
You don’t have to spend $25 on a new reusable water bottle. Take a look in your recycling bin if you’re trying to save a few bucks but still reduce the amount of waster bottles of water you drink. This guy repurposed an empty Coffee-Mate creamer bottle as a water bottle.
If wind farms don’t end up panning out in terms of significant energy production, at least the giant turbines make great base jumping platforms. Enjoy this crazy video in preparation for an upcoming series that will take an in-depth and honest look at our energy sources.
Don’t ever lose your passion or desire to take action for what you believe in. The rest of Joe Mohr’s cartoons, and cartoon updates and other green news on Twitter @GreenCartoons.
