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Stand Up To Cancer Telethon To Be Massive International Television Event

Stand Up To Cancer Tele...

This Friday’s “ Stand Up To Cancer ” telethon is gearing up to be one of the largest live charity events in recent memory. Not only will it be seen in 195 countries, but it will also hit almost all the major networks commercial-free: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, Bio, Current TV, Discovery Health, E!, G4, HBO, HBO Latino, MLB Network, mun2, Showtime, Smithsonian Channel, The Style Network, TV One, and VH1. Katie Couric, Diane Sawyer , and Brian Williams are set to tackle the...
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Jessica Simpson Gets Her Vegan On Thanks To New Veggie Boyfriend

Jessica Simpson Gets He...

Ahhh! Now it makes sense. We think we finally understand why Jessica Simpson has been down with the vegan stuff lately. Rumor on the street is that Jessica has gone vegan (or is dabbling, at least) thanks to her new boyfriend New Orleans Saints’ tight end Eric Johnson . Times of the Internet is reporting that In Touch magazine broke the story — although we can’t find the original source. Apparently, Jessica’s gone so far as to even hire a chef to teach her how to...
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Dr. Oz Wants You To Lose 10 Pounds

Dr. Oz Wants You To Los...

“America’s Doctor” – Dr. Oz, that is – is on a special mission to get overweight Americans to lose 10 pounds, with his recently launched Just 10 campaign. Though many of the obese Americans Dr. Oz would like to transform have a lot more than 10 pounds to worry about, his hope is that getting people to make just a few small changes will instill habits that lead to bigger change. As part of his mission, he’s talking a lot about his own nutrition and fitness...
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Prince Charles’ Sustainable Lifestyle Tour Under Fire For Costing Too Much Green

Prince Charles’ Susta...

The sustainable living battle cry is so much a part of Prince Charles ’ spirit that he’s embarked on a five day tour of his homeland (including visits to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carmarthen, Bristol, Todmorden, Nottingham, Manchester and Birmingham) via a cooking fat-fueled train in order to meet-greet his fellow countrymen and spread the good green word. Unfortunately, there is some controversy swirling around his journey since it’s costing taxpayers £50,000 (=$44,599 USD ) to...
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Top 5 VEG Chefs Food Network Should Hire

Top 5 VEG Chefs Food Ne...

Last week we wrote an open letter to the Food Network asking, begging, pleading for a vegetarian/vegan cooking show. In the letter, we pointed out that in almost 150 television shows listed as airing on “The Food Network” and its new sister “The Cooking Channel”, not one is dedicated exclusively to the vegan and/or vegetarian lifestyle. Not cool! But then we figured it out! There’s no veggie cooking show because the network of traditional foodies doesn’t know who...
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‘Earth Destroyers’ App Assesses Planet-Friendly Status Of Musical Tours

‘Earth Destroyers’ ...

Rocking loud and hard is often what they do best, but as eco-awareness continues to permeate our consciousness, we’re also expecting our favorite musical acts to consider how their touring efforts affect our planet as well. There are a few notable standouts such as Sheryl Crow and her hefty environmental rider , Ben Sollee ‘s two-wheeled, pedal-to-the-metal tour and Jack Johnson ’s eco-tour (100% of the profits which benefit charity), but what are the thousands of other...
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TreeHugger to Test Bamboo Bike During Climate Awareness Trip Climate Ride

TreeHugger to Test Bamb...

Photo via Organic Bikes Trial by fire is always the best way to go, right? Well…anyway. From September 20-25, I’ll be putting one of the most interesting bamboo bikes on the market (as well as my body) to the test as one of 150 participating in climate awareness bike trip Brita Climate Ride . Over four days, I’ll be pedaling a total of 320 miles across California with the likes of Chris Jordan — the activist and photographer behind The rest is...
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7 Fruit Cocktails (Pote...

Photo: Sara Novak Can a cocktail be good for you? In moderation, we’d like to think so. The seven drinks here are packed with vitamin-rich fruit. Plus, the easy recipes are proof you don’t have to pay top dollar for great cocktails — you can make them at home…. Read the full story on TreeHugger Go here to see the original: 7 Fruit Cocktails (Potentially) Good For Your...
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We Love Trees, But Can You Have Too Much Of A Good Thing?

We Love Trees, But Can ...

Photo: SWNS.COM/ SWNS via the Guardian We are, after all, named TreeHugger , and have noted before on TreeHugger and Planet Green that trees are effective and sophisticated cooling devices, but perhaps one can have too much of a good thing. David Alvand, a civil engineer in Plymouth, Devon, planted a leyland cypress tree in his front yard in 1991 and it is certainly shading h… Read the full story on TreeHugger Here is the original:  We Love Trees, But Can You Have Too Much...
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Cool Green Bus Terminal Coming to San Francisco

Cool Green Bus Terminal...

An artist’s conception of the green new Transbay Terminal being built in San Francisco. Image via Inhabitat . One of my favorite things to do in Turkey is go down to the main otogar (bus station), ask around for buses to interesting destinations, and hop on. The station itself is no great shakes architecturally or anything, but I love the hustle and bustle and the feeling that a whole country’s worth of options is open to me. That sense of possibility and movement draws...
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