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EDITORIAL: A GREAT STATE FOR EARTH DAY

Today is Earth Day. And like poet Wallace Stevens' beloved blackbird, there are at least 13 different ways of looking at it. Some see the day as a cooked-up contrivance by activists -- hardly a holiday of the heart. They ignore it. Others use the day to point out the slap in the face human beings deliver daily to Mother Nature. Some use Earth Day to trumpet solutions to problems and offer cautionary tales.
Ref. https://deseretnews.com/dn/view/1%2C1249%2C...28169%2C00.html

Day Earth

I celebrated earth day by taking out the trash and separating the recyclables from the rest of it. I took all the recyclables up to the plant where they recycle everything and turned it in. No money for it unfortunately. But none of that really matters if I don't do the same thing again next week. Its like the spirit of giving around christmas time. None of it makes any difference if tomorrow you do the same things you always did.

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Here is an interesting commentary on the "Lies about Earth Day". Actually, while it is posted on and about Earth Day, I think it is more an expose of some of the more damaging aspects of modern "environmentalism".

Anyway, I enjoyed it, so here it is for the rest of you.
https://www.pacificlegal.org/view_Announcements.asp?iID=167
Pacific Legal Foundation Announces 2006's "Top Five Earth Day Lies" -- Myths Pollute Policy Debate

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EARTH DAY DEMONSTRATORS RAP HARPER ON KYOTO

Millions of people in 180 countries celebrated Earth Day on Sunday, including many Canadians who used the occasion to pressure the Conservative government to honour its obligations under the Kyoto Protocol.
Ref. https://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/20.../earth-day.html

Day Earth

I forgot to wish everyone a happy earth day this year. So I will wish everyone a happy belated earth day and hope I do better next year.

Earth Day

I had a good clear out on Earth day, and then went on a recycle forum where people have a need for things that others are getting rid of- I got rid of my stuff, someone else received it, and it's all good because it's free and 'green', it's the way to go, in my opinion.

Earth Day

I have found that I do not need earth day to get rid of stuff. I place things out at my curb through out the year and it disappears before I get home. I love living right off campus.

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Earth Day!

Glenn takes some callers eager to celebrate Earth Day by cutting down trees live on the air. There's nothing better than the sound of a good chainsaw blazing away on Earth day.Check out this call from Tim in Cleveland, who is cutting down trees in Ohio. Mike in Tulsa celebrates Earth Day by running all of his lawn equipment at the same time. Ref. Source 5