Earth Saving News > November 13, 2008

78% of Voters Think Clean Energy Will Revitalize Economy
November poll results from Zogby International found that 78 percent of American voters see clean energy as a key driver in the country’s economic health. Sixty percent agreed that elected officials should make combating global warming a high priority. Larry Schweiger, president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation, said the results demonstrated that “the call for clean energy and climate action ran deep in this election and reached far beyond political or cultural boundaries.” >>MORE

American Rivers Outlines Key Actions for President-Elect
Clean water should be a top priority for the Obama administration and the 111th Congress, says EarthShare member, American Rivers. Key recommendations for protecting and improving America’s water infrastructure include passing cap-and-trade legislation to stop the impacts of global warming; investing more funds in our outdated water infrastructure; and restoring federal protection of our nation’s waters. >>MORE

Reclaiming Lost Daylight
When we turned our clocks back on November 2, we also lost an hour of daylight, causing an uptick in our daily electricity usage. Cut your carbon footprint while reducing your electric bill with these daylight design tips from EarthShare member, the Rocky Mountain Institute. >>MORE

Sweetness Follows: Earth-Friendly Chocolate
The holidays are fast approaching, and many of us will gift chocolate to friends, neighbors and co-workers. But how do you know which chocolates are tasty and eco-friendly? The Moment, a New York Times blog, rates organic, Earth-responsible chocolates just in time for the office Secret Santa. Keep an eye out for the top recommendation—awarded to EarthShare member, the Rainforest Alliance. >>MORE

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