Comments for Green Earth Friend http://www.greenearthfriend.com An eco-friendly and green website dedicated to the Go Green Movement encompassing sustainable living, renewable energy and environmental awareness. Tue, 16 Feb 2010 04:48:37 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on 5 Tips For Eco-Friendly Fishing by Green Tackle http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/07/5-tips-for-eco-friendly-fishing/comment-page-1/#comment-1795 Green Tackle Tue, 16 Feb 2010 04:48:37 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2602#comment-1795 Sorry for the delayed response SgtMaj, We're online at GreenTackle.com. Check out our selection of products online and make sure to ask for them at your local sporting goods store as well. We have a new brochure for those who are new to the concept of green fishing at http://www.greentackle.com/Green_Fishing.pdf Sorry for the delayed response SgtMaj,

We’re online at GreenTackle.com. Check out our selection of products online and make sure to ask for them at your local sporting goods store as well. We have a new brochure for those who are new to the concept of green fishing at http://www.greentackle.com/Green_Fishing.pdf

]]> Comment on Canning Your Organic Garden by Organic Gardening. | 7Wins.eu http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/06/canning-your-organic-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-1745 Organic Gardening. | 7Wins.eu Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:47:33 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2541#comment-1745 [...] Organic Gardening Basics Class at the Garfield Park Conservatory « advocates for urban agriculture chicago Organic Gardening, Organic Baby Products & More | Epiar Market Research BlogMidwest Vegetarian | Fresh Garden Salsa | Organic Gardening -- Vegetarian CuisineCanning Your Organic Garden | Green Earth Friend [...] [...] Organic Gardening Basics Class at the Garfield Park Conservatory « advocates for urban agriculture chicago Organic Gardening, Organic Baby Products & More | Epiar Market Research BlogMidwest Vegetarian | Fresh Garden Salsa | Organic Gardening — Vegetarian CuisineCanning Your Organic Garden | Green Earth Friend [...]

]]> Comment on Overpopulation: One Cause Of Global Warming? by ProfBob http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/02/overpopulation-one-cause-of-global-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-1722 ProfBob Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:12:00 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=1975#comment-1722 "Overpopulation means that we are putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than we should, just because more people are doing it and this is related to overconsumption by people in general, especially in the 'developed' world." "But, whether developed or developing, everyone is encouraged to 'want' and perceive that they 'need' to consume beyond the planet's ability to provide." Climate change was cited as the second most-pressing issue, with the need to develop renewable energy resources to replace fossil fuels coming in third. Rounding out the top 10 issues on the ESF list are overconsumption, the need for more sustainable practices worldwide, the growing need for energy conservation, the need for humans to see themselves as part of the global ecosystem, overall carbon dioxide emissions, the need to develop ways to produce consumer products from renewable resources, and dwindling fresh water resources. Suggest keeping up the issue at http:overpopulation.org or with the informative free ebook series “In Search of Utopia” at http://andgulliverreturns.info “Overpopulation means that we are putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than we should, just because more people are doing it and this is related to overconsumption by people in general, especially in the ‘developed’ world.” “But, whether developed or developing, everyone is encouraged to ‘want’ and perceive that they ‘need’ to consume beyond the planet’s ability to provide.” Climate change was cited as the second most-pressing issue, with the need to develop renewable energy resources to replace fossil fuels coming in third. Rounding out the top 10 issues on the ESF list are overconsumption, the need for more sustainable practices worldwide, the growing need for energy conservation, the need for humans to see themselves as part of the global ecosystem, overall carbon dioxide emissions, the need to develop ways to produce consumer products from renewable resources, and dwindling fresh water resources. Suggest keeping up the issue at http:overpopulation.org or with the informative free ebook series “In Search of Utopia” at http://andgulliverreturns.info

]]> Comment on The John Chapman Project: Growing Trees From Seeds by SgtMaj http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/07/the-john-chapman-project-growing-trees-from-seeds/comment-page-1/#comment-1256 SgtMaj Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:26:31 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2631#comment-1256 Bill, I brought mine inside the first year. When they are that small it's easy to just put them on a window-sill so that they don't freeze. They can overwinter outside, but they need to be planted in the ground to do so (the whole pot can be planted to make it easier to pull back out of the ground in the spring). SgtMaj Bill,
I brought mine inside the first year. When they are that small it’s easy to just put them on a window-sill so that they don’t freeze. They can overwinter outside, but they need to be planted in the ground to do so (the whole pot can be planted to make it easier to pull back out of the ground in the spring).

SgtMaj

]]> Comment on German Companies Looking To Africa For Solar Power by David Struyk http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/06/german-companies-looking-to-africa-for-solar-power/comment-page-1/#comment-1198 David Struyk Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:46:47 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2574#comment-1198 Interesting point about the migrating sands. That is a serious consideration. Another serious drawback is the massive amounts of water these facilities require. I am a huge fan of renewable energy however I am also a realist. Where do they plan to pump in the freshwater required and will this be managed in a sustainable fashion? Interesting point about the migrating sands. That is a serious consideration. Another serious drawback is the massive amounts of water these facilities require. I am a huge fan of renewable energy however I am also a realist. Where do they plan to pump in the freshwater required and will this be managed in a sustainable fashion?

]]> Comment on How To Build A Sustainable Bamboo Fence by Scott http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2008/11/how-to-build-a-sustainable-bamboo-fence/comment-page-1/#comment-1194 Scott Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:23:08 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=677#comment-1194 An even better option would be to plant bamboo as a natural, living fence. This way one would be helping the environment by planting the planet's best and largest CO2 sequestering machine. An even better option would be to plant bamboo as a natural, living fence. This way one would be helping the environment by planting the planet’s best and largest CO2 sequestering machine.

]]> Comment on E.P.A Bites CO2 Bullet Under The Clean Air Act by Scott http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/04/epa-bites-co2-bullet-under-the-clean-air-act/comment-page-1/#comment-1193 Scott Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:20:56 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2327#comment-1193 Though there is a larger amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, the problem truly lies in the fact that there is less plant life on Earth to naturally sequester the CO2. If we would stop the reckless destruction of the environment we wouldn't have to worry about this supposed greenhouse gas. Oh yeah, and regulation is simply going to put money in the hands of the government, and nothing truly will be done to better the environment. If Obama truly wanted to help, he'd put solar panels on every household in America. Instead, he gave away trillions of dollars that hasn't really stimulated anything except our nations debt. Though there is a larger amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, the problem truly lies in the fact that there is less plant life on Earth to naturally sequester the CO2. If we would stop the reckless destruction of the environment we wouldn’t have to worry about this supposed greenhouse gas.

Oh yeah, and regulation is simply going to put money in the hands of the government, and nothing truly will be done to better the environment. If Obama truly wanted to help, he’d put solar panels on every household in America. Instead, he gave away trillions of dollars that hasn’t really stimulated anything except our nations debt.

]]> Comment on Overpopulation: One Cause Of Global Warming? by Bodydetoxguy http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/02/overpopulation-one-cause-of-global-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-1174 Bodydetoxguy Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:39:41 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=1975#comment-1174 the effect of Global Warming these days is even worst. i think every government should pass stricter laws on Carbon Emissions. we should also concentrate more on renewable energy sources and avoid fossil fuels. the effect of Global Warming these days is even worst. i think every government should pass stricter laws on Carbon Emissions. we should also concentrate more on renewable energy sources and avoid fossil fuels.

]]> Comment on Amazon Forest Shrinking Due To Global Warming by Bodydetoxguy http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/03/amazon-forest-shrinking-due-to-global-warming/comment-page-1/#comment-1173 Bodydetoxguy Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:33:55 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2010#comment-1173 the effect of Global Warming these days is even worst. i think every government should pass stricter laws on Carbon Emissions. we should also concentrate more on renewable energy sources and avoid fossil fuels. the effect of Global Warming these days is even worst. i think every government should pass stricter laws on Carbon Emissions. we should also concentrate more on renewable energy sources and avoid fossil fuels.

]]> Comment on Barack Obamas First 100 Green Days by Alicia http://www.greenearthfriend.com/2009/05/barack-obamas-first-100-green-days/comment-page-1/#comment-1131 Alicia Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:18:55 +0000 http://www.greenearthfriend.com/?p=2462#comment-1131 I think President Obama has made great strides at promoting green living and the garden Michelle planted has flourished and produced 430 lbs of food that they have cooked and donated to food banks. I think President Obama has made great strides at promoting green living and the garden Michelle planted has flourished and produced 430 lbs of food that they have cooked and donated to food banks.

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