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Discussion: Gaiatribe’s Monthly Update 3-14-10
Today is the 14-month anniversary of Gaiatribe: Ideas for a Thinking Planet. This blog was launched on January 14, 2009. So far, it has established favored subject areas and attracted a following of regular readers.  I would enjoy further input from you regarding this blog’s progress and possibilities.
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Weekend Meet-n-Greet 3-13-10
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- Leave a comment here. You can tell people a little about yourself and your blog or current activities. How do your interests intersect with Gaiatribe’s field?
- Next, visit the person who commented above you and read their latest blog post.
- Leave a comment on their site that includes the tagline: “Hello, Elizabeth Barrette sent me.”
You’re all invited to participate. You can visit more than one blog if you wish. If you are the first person to comment, just say hello to me, and I’ll visit you too! Remember that Gaiatribe uses CommentLuv, so every comment shows people what you are blogging about.  Finally, if your blog aspires to a thriving community, you might want to try the Weekend Meet’n’Greet meme there.
Weekend Meet-n-Greet 3-7-10
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- Leave a comment here. You can tell people a little about yourself and your blog or current activities. How do your interests intersect with Gaiatribe’s field?
- Next, visit the person who commented above you and read their latest blog post.
- Leave a comment on their site that includes the tagline: “Hello, Elizabeth Barrette sent me.”
You’re all invited to participate. You can visit more than one blog if you wish. If you are the first person to comment, just say hello to me, and I’ll visit you too! Remember that Gaiatribe uses CommentLuv, so every comment shows people what you are blogging about.  Finally, if your blog aspires to a thriving community, you might want to try the Weekend Meet’n’Greet meme there.
Weekend Meet-n-Greet 2-20-10
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Discussion: Gaiatribe’s Monthly Update 2-14-10
Today is the 13-month anniversary of Gaiatribe: Ideas for a Thinking Planet. This blog was launched on January 14, 2009. So far, it has established favored subject areas and attracted a following of regular readers.  I would enjoy further input from you regarding this blog’s progress and possibilities.
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News: “Convincing the Unconvinced”
It’s not always easy to convince people that green energy is important, that climate change is a serious threat, and that supporting one can reduce the other. Â The following article discusses this issue.
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Weekend Meet-n-Greet 1-23-10
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- Leave a comment on their site that includes the tagline: “Hello, Elizabeth Barrette sent me.”
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Discussion: Gaiatribe’s One-Year Anniversary
Today is the one-year anniversary of Gaiatribe: Ideas for a Thinking Planet. This blog was launched on January 14, 2009. So far, it has established favored subject areas and attracted a following of regular readers.  I would enjoy further input from you regarding this blog’s progress and possibilities.
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Weekend Meet-n-Greet 1-9-10
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- Leave a comment here. You can tell people a little about yourself and your blog or current activities. How do your interests intersect with Gaiatribe’s field?
- Next, visit the person who commented above you and read their latest blog post.
- Leave a comment on their site that includes the tagline: “Hello, Elizabeth Barrette sent me.”
You’re all invited to participate. You can visit more than one blog if you wish. If you are the first person to comment, just say hello to me, and I’ll visit you too! Remember that Gaiatribe uses CommentLuv, so every comment shows people what you are blogging about.  Finally, if your blog aspires to a thriving community, you might want to try the Weekend Meet’n’Greet meme there.
Reviewed on Blogged!
Gaiatribe has been reviewed on Blogged. Â Currently there are two reader reviews, averaging 9.9 out of 10 points. Â The editor’s review, issued shortly after launch, is 7.3 “very good.” Â Here is the Blogged page, with stats and recent posts and the reviews at the bottom.
The latest review is from Melissa Upham. Â She is an artist who uses nature for inspiration and occasionally materials. Â Here is a link to her Etsy store. Â I am amused by the crocheted critter hats.
Hi!
Here's hoping I find conversation here--or on my journal!
You're welcome to stop by.
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Thank you! I am hoping to increase my planting of bee flowers this year, especially near the blackberry patch. Last year I had blackberries showing signs of incomplete pollination, so I need to help the bees find them. Happily we have no shortage 
Great article - planting a bee friendly garden is a great way to help bees, and the bees will repay you by really helping your garden to flourish. A true win-win situation!
A few more questions and a few possible answers -
http://newilluminati.blog-city.com/averting_climate_catastrophe.htm
Who aims at excellence will be above mediocrity; who aims at mediocrity will be far short of it.
I hate shopping bags so enjoyed the post on reusable ones.
Washington Gardener Magazine started National Seed Swap Day five years ago. It is always the last Saturday of January. We celebrate by holding a Seed Exchange in the Washington DC-area on that date each year. I'm glad to see the event and day has tak
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You can find on this website numerous articles on everything environment, as well as blogs, a green-product market and an environmental school curriculum.
http://www.fourgreensteps.com/
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Respectfully speaking, your site offers a good perspective on the green topics most close to your audience... Please do not stop... thanks.... from the world...
That sounds crazy, would the floors be flat? If not imagine having to chase a roll away pen round a spherical floor, and would you desk stand in it?
Wonderful initiative! I posted a link to this article on Care2.com (and signed the petition!)Thanks a lot for the info!Heidi
Its all about incentives. Â Between the government offering tax break and subsidies to the wind industry, and oil and natural gas becoming relatively more expensive, wind and solar are becoming the more economical decision, plain and simple. Â This is 
Thought provoking...keep up the good work! :)
Thank you for including Weeds and Seed Swap. Have a great day!
That's great news ... anything up from zero is fabulous!
Thanks for sharing!
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A lot of people don't want to hear it. But, the truth is that if we want an ecologically sustainable and democratic society, capitalism has to go.
i really liked what you said to the youth people as they didn't want to think of future but you really did a well job man!!!!
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Thanks for blogging about this. I didn't even know there was a National Seed Swap Day!
Something bad is already happening. People going bankrupt over the cost of the high cost of health care, more and more people homeless every day and so on. Its a slow death.
Corporations have become the major influence in the way societies develop, with materialism now a core interest. Commerce, intertwined with governments to varying degrees, influences the management of countries. Business can become a government's mai
It "boils" down to sunspot activity. We have been fortunate to have 310 years of sunspot activity that has warmed the earth up right nicely. Not sure what people are complaining about.
There are 9 sunspot cycles in a century and two of them are 
Anchors aweigh
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I also posted this on Truthout.You are wrong about a few things. Standard toxicology testing - if that is what this was - is designed to go up to concentrations of the test substance that provokes toxic effects. So there is a good reason that some 
Great blog looking forward to reading more from you.
Hello everyone,    I'm exploring the symbols I created and have enjoyed in my lonely world and have discovered several things about them that are abnormal for symbols, its almost as if they have a life of their own, read my web site write them down 
User-friendly, informative, and helpful! Thanks!
This summer we put up a clothes line, although I should use it more, it's hard in the winter. I also have a crochet pattern for making a "Snuggle Up Throw with Sleeves"... Here's the link:
Did anyone make it out this is meet and greet? Wondering about future events and would like some insight. Cheers
Take calculated risks. That is quite different from being rash.
Yeah i found it was buggy also, the pages here load really slowly. I suppose it happens from time to time with servers
Yes! Ray is back and on point.
[Just joking.]