The United States is home to only 5% of the world’s population yet consumes 25% of its energy and emits 25% of greenhouse gases which cause Global Warming. Each American creates 45,000 lbs. of CO2 per year. Americans waste more energy than...
12 April 2002
The sheer magnitude of U.S. CO2 emission levels alone illustrates the need to use more renewable energy sources
Since a consensus within the scientific community on Global Warming may not be achieved for decades to come...
Since a consensus within the scientific community on Global Warming may not be achieved for decades to come...
12 April 2002
Civilized people around the world are horrified by the 9/11/01 terror attacks and want to help. Reducing purchases of oil from Middle East regimes that support terror networks is a start. Park that gas-guzzling SUV, permanently. SUV’s...
12 April 2002
The Ecological Footprint measures human impact on nature. In order to live, people consume what nature offers. So, every one of us has an impact on our planet. This is not bad as long as we don’t take more from the Earth than it has to...
12 April 2002
100,000 monks celebrate Earth Day in Thailand. For Earth Day 2002, people around the world are joining together in a call for peace. Now more than ever, we need to come together as a global community to protect our common home. Through...
06 January 2002
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation has released its Top Five List of
Nuclear Events for 2001. Topping the list is the US notice of withdrawal
from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. The second spot on the list is
the US boycott of...
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