Dipping into the EarthFirst.com Archives for Hair-Raising Environmental Problems, Bloody Whale Massacres and Rich Ass Greenies
It’s been a little over a year since EarthFirst.com first unleashed its forces of awesome upon the general public, and what a long, crazy ride it’s been. We’ve seen amazing green gear, bizarre green inventions, too many jaw-droppingly creative renewable energy advances to mention and a whole lot of election madness including plenty of well-deserved hatin’ on Sarah Palin.
But among the 1,600+ posts we’ve written, we’ve got some favorites that we want to share with you again. Here they are, in no particular order:
7 Environmental Problems That Are Worse Than We Thought – Mammalian extinction, ocean dead zones, polar ice loss, continuing rainforest destruction… holy crap, we have really screwed things up, haven’t we?
Even Suave Obama Looks Dorky in a Bicycle Helmet – Becoming our president (thankyouohholyflyingspaghettimonster) hasn’t stopped Obama from rocking dorky gear like mom jeans.
Brutal Faroe Islands Pilot Whale Slaughter – The extremely bloody annual killing of thousands of pilot whales in the Faroe Islands is a controversial subject and hoo boy, do y’all have some creative expletives to hurl at each other over it.
Silverleaf Resorts Greenwash – we totally pwned a very-not-green timeshare company giving away very-not-green cruises at least year’s Chicago Greenfest.
25 Rich Ass Greenies Who Made Their Fortune Saving the Environment – Green entrepreneurs are rollin’ in the dough. Just ask Roxanne Quimby, Frank Asbeck or Cheung Yan.
Galactic Green Cred: The Environmentalism of Star Wars – need we say more?
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