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EarthFirst gets a brand new look

EarthFirst introduces a brighter, greener, faster website. What do you think of the changes?

Is it time to set orcas free?

The death of a Sea World orca trainer revives the question of whether or not it is ethical to keep killer whales in captivity.

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Change the World (and Help Haiti) With a T-Shirt

Want to be a force for positive change – and look good doing it? A company called Wear Your Intention, which creates organic apparel printed with messages of peace, hope, faith and love, is donating 100% of the profits of their Changing the World Limited Edition T-Shirt to Haiti earthquake relief efforts.
The American Red Cross [...]

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Great Green Job of the Week: Commercial Director, Marine Stewardship Council

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) seeks a Commercial Director for its Americas Regional Office [Seattle, WA]. MSC is the world’s leading certification and eco-labeling program for wild capture fisheries. Through its certification and labelling program, the MSC contributes to reversing decline in global fish stocks by identifying and rewarding and creating marketing incentives for sustainable [...]

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Green Mountain College: An Eco Tinge to Every Major

High school and college students are more ecologically aware than ever, but a desire to help the earth doesn’t have to mean giving up your passion for art, literature, education and psychology to focus on traditionally “green” careers. More and more colleges are tying the environment to every program of study, including Vermont’s Green Mountain [...]

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Planned Greenpeace Fortress Aims to Stop Heathrow Runway

Airport officials in London will have a really hard time building that planned third runway once Greenpeace is done building their “impenetrable fortress” right smack in the middle of the land intended for the project. The structure, located on one acre of Greenpeace-owned land, will house and protect airport expansion protesters.
But who’s going to design [...]

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