Comments on: Plant With Purpose http://deepgreenconversation.org/plant-with-purpose/ Sun, 16 May 2010 05:35:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Plant With Purpose http://deepgreenconversation.org/plant-with-purpose/comment-page-1/#comment-704 Plant With Purpose Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:40:30 +0000 http://deepgreenconversation.org/?p=281#comment-704 Thank you so much for your post! Sorry about the delayed response, we are looking forward to entering the conversation here on your blog. The launch of Plant With Purpose has been an incredible one! we have had an extremely positive response to the new webpage, video, and social media's. Thank you again for your support of our mission. Corbyn Outreach Coordinator Plant With Purpose Thank you so much for your post! Sorry about the delayed response, we are looking forward to entering the conversation here on your blog. The launch of Plant With Purpose has been an incredible one! we have had an extremely positive response to the new webpage, video, and social media’s. Thank you again for your support of our mission.

Corbyn
Outreach Coordinator
Plant With Purpose

]]> By: Monica http://deepgreenconversation.org/plant-with-purpose/comment-page-1/#comment-626 Monica Tue, 05 May 2009 16:55:54 +0000 http://deepgreenconversation.org/?p=281#comment-626 One thing many Americans don’t realize is how important domestic energy is to our country’s economic recovery and overall security. Currently, half of our electricity comes from coal—which happens to be our most abundant fuel resource. In fact, we recently kicked off the America’s Power Factuality Tour—a country-wide road trip in search of the people, places and technologies involved in producing cleaner, domestic electricity from coal. We started in Wright, Wyo., at the Powder River Basin, which produces more coal than any other site in the U.S. Take the tour for yourself and see our most abundant domestic fuel at work. <a href="http://www.americaspower.org/factuality" rel="nofollow">factuality.org</a> One thing many Americans don’t realize is how important domestic energy is to our country’s economic recovery and overall security. Currently, half of our electricity comes from coal—which happens to be our most abundant fuel resource. In fact, we recently kicked off the America’s Power Factuality Tour—a country-wide road trip in search of the people, places and technologies involved in producing cleaner, domestic electricity from coal. We started in Wright, Wyo., at the Powder River Basin, which produces more coal than any other site in the U.S. Take the tour for yourself and see our most abundant domestic fuel at work. factuality.org

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