Comments for The Blue-Green Marble http://blog.blue-green-marble.org blog Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:16:34 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on The Cloud Foundation by The Blue-Green Marble · Stop the Massive Removal of Cloud’s Herd – video http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/addenda/organizations-associations/the-cloud-foundation/comment-page-1/#comment-59 The Blue-Green Marble · Stop the Massive Removal of Cloud’s Herd – video Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:16:34 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?page_id=893#comment-59 [...] more info on this crisis as it unfolds, please visit Ginger and The Cloud Foundation’s new blog at: TheCloudFoundation.wordpress.com, or Follow the Cloud Foundation Twitter –> [...] [...] more info on this crisis as it unfolds, please visit Ginger and The Cloud Foundation’s new blog at: TheCloudFoundation.wordpress.com, or Follow the Cloud Foundation Twitter –> [...]

]]> Comment on ROAM Act (H.R. 1018) by The Blue-Green Marble · ROAM Act passes in the House http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/addenda/wild-mustangs/roam-act-h-r-1018/comment-page-1/#comment-42 The Blue-Green Marble · ROAM Act passes in the House Tue, 21 Jul 2009 18:28:42 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?page_id=1057#comment-42 [...] HR 1018 – The Restoring Our American Mustangs (ROAM) Act passed in the House of Representatives on the morning of July 17th, 2009. [...] [...] HR 1018 – The Restoring Our American Mustangs (ROAM) Act passed in the House of Representatives on the morning of July 17th, 2009. [...]

]]> Comment on Save the Wild Mustangs – important petition! by The Blue-Green Marble · BLM officials to attend Wild Horse and Burro Summit http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/2008/07/save-the-wild-mustangs/comment-page-1/#comment-16 The Blue-Green Marble · BLM officials to attend Wild Horse and Burro Summit Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:52:06 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?p=137#comment-16 [...] Wild Horses & The BLM - a selection of videos about wild horses and the current crisis. Save the Wild Mustangs - important petition! [...] [...] Wild Horses & The BLM – a selection of videos about wild horses and the current crisis. Save the Wild Mustangs – important petition! [...]

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]]> Comment on Glossary by The Blue-Green Marble · Galápagos Islands Suffering Environmental Crisis - Ecuadorian president calls for habitat to be added to UNESCO’s Endangered List http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/addenda/glossary/comment-page-1/#comment-13 The Blue-Green Marble · Galápagos Islands Suffering Environmental Crisis - Ecuadorian president calls for habitat to be added to UNESCO’s Endangered List Mon, 01 Sep 2008 23:07:58 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?page_id=184#comment-13 [...] visited the islands in 1835 on the HMS Beagle.) 30% of the marine life in the surrounding seas are endemic, as are roughly 1/3 of the island’s vascular land plants, all of the reptiles with the [...] [...] visited the islands in 1835 on the HMS Beagle.) 30% of the marine life in the surrounding seas are endemic, as are roughly 1/3 of the island’s vascular land plants, all of the reptiles with the [...]

]]> Comment on Orangutans threatened by Palm Oil Industry by blue-green http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/2008/06/orangutans-threatened-by-palm-oil-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-12 blue-green Mon, 01 Sep 2008 09:28:54 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?p=128#comment-12 Unrefined (Virgin) Palm oil does have excellent health benefits and is high in carotenes and tocotrienols. If you are going to buy palm oil for cooking, baking, or soap making, be sure to purchase it from a source that is ecologically friendly - one that is organic, sustainable, and preserves wildlife & rainforests. We recommend <a href="http://astore.amazon.com/blue-green-marble-20/detail/B000W2CXXS/104-7562021-5490326" title="Buy Tropical Traditions Virgin Palm Oil here" rel="nofollow">Tropical Traditions Virgin Palm Oil</a> which is unrefined, certified organic, and produced from the tropical palm tree of West Africa (to which it is actually native) - and not South East Asia (to which it was later introduced and where the aforementioned unsustainable practices and habitat conversion are reeking havoc). In the tropical regions of Africa these palm trees grow wild. The source for Tropical Traditions' palm oil has been grown and produced on small family farms for hundreds of years. Their palm oil source has been certified by the African Wildlife Society for preserving wildlife, and in 2002 was awarded in the World Summit for promoting sustainable agriculture. Child labor is not allowed, and they have a firm commitment to social values and the environment in West Africa. Unrefined (Virgin) Palm oil does have excellent health benefits and is high in carotenes and tocotrienols. If you are going to buy palm oil for cooking, baking, or soap making, be sure to purchase it from a source that is ecologically friendly – one that is organic, sustainable, and preserves wildlife & rainforests.

We recommend Tropical Traditions Virgin Palm Oil which is unrefined, certified organic, and produced from the tropical palm tree of West Africa (to which it is actually native) – and not South East Asia (to which it was later introduced and where the aforementioned unsustainable practices and habitat conversion are reeking havoc). In the tropical regions of Africa these palm trees grow wild.

The source for Tropical Traditions’ palm oil has been grown and produced on small family farms for hundreds of years. Their palm oil source has been certified by the African Wildlife Society for preserving wildlife, and in 2002 was awarded in the World Summit for promoting sustainable agriculture. Child labor is not allowed, and they have a firm commitment to social values and the environment in West Africa.

]]> Comment on Organic farmers funding jeopardized in this year’s $76 billion Farm Bill. You can help!! by The Blue-Green Marble · Sign the Petition to Help Grow Organics - deadline July 15th! http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/2007/06/farm-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-11 The Blue-Green Marble · Sign the Petition to Help Grow Organics - deadline July 15th! Sun, 31 Aug 2008 19:47:24 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/archives/2007/06/21/farm-bill/#comment-11 [...] see the previous post on this bill visit this permalink. - Interested in who is getting all that money? We recommend you visit the Farm Subsidy [...] [...] see the previous post on this bill visit this permalink. – Interested in who is getting all that money? We recommend you visit the Farm Subsidy [...]

]]> Comment on Palm-Free Campaign by The Blue-Green Marble · Orangutans threatened by Palm Oil Industry http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/2008/06/palm-free-campaign/comment-page-1/#comment-5 The Blue-Green Marble · Orangutans threatened by Palm Oil Industry Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:28:44 +0000 http://blog.blue-green-marble.org/?p=129#comment-5 [...] Subscribe to feed ‹ Last minute Father’s Day Eco-Gifts  •  Palm-Free Campaign › [...] [...] Subscribe to feed ‹ Last minute Father’s Day Eco-Gifts  •  Palm-Free Campaign › [...]

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