Let’s not miss the opportunity for these environmental tragedies to serve as a call of action to both our country, and the global community, towards a focus on a safer, healthier, and stronger planet.

As BP pumps thousands of barrels of toxic oil into the Gulf of Mexico every day, the threat our dependence on fossil fuels holds should be clearer now than ever before. In the wake of this great tragedy, individual senators have the tremendous opportunity to break the gridlock, and step up to pass a comprehensive clean energy and climate policy. In particular, there are a few Senators who have a record of talking the talk on this issue, and the time has come for them to walk the walk.

Working towards a sustainable future is a responsibility that will require dedication all 365 days of the year.

With the 40th anniversary of Earth Day just around the corner, a renewed sense of activism and attention is cast around the present state of our natural environment.

While we have been the greatest influence on the state of our planet, we are also the only ones that have the power to do something about it.

The environment and climate change can be a complicated web to understand, but becoming informed on the issues that face our planet today, each of us can become a passionate advocate for a better world.

A review of NRDC’s new videos on clean energy. You can see the videos this review is about at CleanEnergyStories.org

It is important that we each make an effort towards a healthier planet, and that starts by becoming informed on what kind of choices you can make that will help solve this crisis.

Business owners should become part of the group American Business for Clean Energy

Live Free or Die Alliance launches its new website and New Hampshire’s Virtual Town Hall. LFDA will be hosting online chats with politicians starting with Governor John Lynch (NH-D).