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Rising sea levels are probably three of the scariest words having to do with global warming, and according to the Los Angeles Times, California is now forced to pay attention to them. New research shows that Malibu's Broad Beach is shrinking at a faster rate than originally thought, and coastal development isn't helping matters either. The LA Times writes: Sandwich… Continue

More and more Americans are leaving their jobs for jobs that let them help the planet. According to an article By Douglas MacMillan found on Yahoo! , "the current tally of 8.5 million U.S. jobs in renewable-energy and energy-efficiency industries could grow to as many as 40 million by 2030," according to a November report commissioned by the American Solar Energy Society. Sometimes using your experience in a traditional field, like construction, finance, and marketing makes for a bigger payche… Continue

It is that time of year when people start counting blessings and giving thanks for small favors. This year, it is easier than ever to give thanks to those serving overseas and can’t be with their families for the holidays. Through a program with Xerox, found at http://www.letssaythanks.com/Home1280.html, you can send a quick thank you to U.S. military personnel stationed overseas. Once on t… Continue

In an effort to prevent contaminated milk products from China from harming American consumers, a new melamine detection program is being launched. Melamine is toxic chemical used in plastics, and it is believed that it was deliberately placed in milk products to falsely increase protein levels. The tainted milk caused illness in over 50,000 infants, reaching the international marketplace and still may not be fully contained. Humans and animals are unable to process melamine in their systems. I… Continue

Since the introduction of disease by European settlers centuries ago, indigenous peoples in the Western world have begun facing extinction. Now, in southern Chile's Patagonia region, there are only an estimated 12-20 pure-blooded members of the nomadic Kawesqar trib… Continue