Sure all the publicity goes to the growing danger of walking on sidewalks. But everyone here wants to know, where are the safety precautions? We all know that this is a growing problem. The question we bring up is: Why aren't we talking about the sidewalks themselves? Everybody freaks out if we pour a little oil in the Ocean, but we're okay with pouring cement all over the Earth!? For our own selfish gain! Join us, HSUGreen, in our fight against sidewalks. No Mas Aceras! They're dangerous and 100% ground pollution.
Ps-Want a free water bottle? Take a picture of yourself enjoying the nice weather, upload it to our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/hsugreen and you could win a brand new Hardin-Simmons Nalgene or Camelbak (yes, with the straw) water bottle. The picture will be judged on coolness and creativity.
Its one of these totes cool ones Chalk Ben is holding.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/04/bats-worth-up-to-53-billion-for-us-economy-batman.php?campaign=th_rss&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+treehuggersite+%28Treehugger%29&utm_content=Google+Reader
Bats; the rats with wings of the animal kingdom. Bottom line; bats are cool. They eat bugs, have a superhero named after them, and they use sonar. So whats the catch? Bat homicide. "Scientists estimate by 2020, wind turbines will have killed 33,000 to 111,000 annually in the Mid-Atlantic Highlands alone." Wind turbines use the wind to create energy. Does this harm to bats negate the positive effects caused by the wind turbines? Yes. Join HSUGreen in our fight against these bat-killers. Or at least we could make them safe for the bats or something. Probs the bat safer thing, but who even knows any more? Stay tuned for the next HSUGreen blog update, but please stop pestering us all the time for more! We can't handle this popularity.
Seriously we cant.
love the earth- theGreenteam
sweet upcoming documentary you need to watch of the day aka (sudyntwotd) :
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