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How to get gas for $2 a gallon

Posted on May 8, 2011 by I Michael Grossman

Before I tell you how to get cheaper gas, please stand with me and wave goodbye to the middle class. It’s crumbling faster that you can say Anti-Trust. The New America Foundation spells it out statistically: - Low income jobs … Continue reading →

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The green war ahead

Posted on November 2, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

Nobody said it would be easy, but the E.P.A. has taken on a powerful adversary in its effort to get industry to go public with data on hydro fluorocarbon emissions. Continue reading →

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Why the Newport Jazz Festival isn’t buried in trash

Posted on August 10, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

Newport’s trash is gone. 15,000 music lovers might have left it scattered about Fort Adams State Park over the three days at the jazz Mecca that first formed back in the sixties. Some 2 tons of plastic bottles, paper and other potential waste didn’t get trashed, … Continue reading →

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See the Ultimate Guide To A Greener Office: a Video

Posted on June 28, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

“We’ve set out to a offer a practical guide that’s chock full of specific actions employers and employees can take,” said My Green Mind’s Marketing Manager, Michael Grossman. Continue reading →

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U.S. Congress helps China dominate in green technology.

Posted on May 10, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

Honestly some days I wake up and rub my eyes thinking, this has to be a dream. Why would Congress allocate stimulus dollars to China to make windmills for a West Texas wind farm that Americans could make? U.S. Renewable … Continue reading →

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Whatever floats your boat…Maiden voyage creates awareness of how fast plastic trash is growing.

Posted on April 21, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

You know the drill. We’re gulping from plastic bottles at ever faster rates, with per capita use more than doubling by the decade. (We bought 3.3 billion plastic bottles in 1993 and 15 billion in 2002.) About 40 million plastic … Continue reading →

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If you think the weather is miserable now, wait until August for the blizzards

Posted on March 23, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

It’s a shame the label we gave to world-wide meteorological change is “global warming.” Calling it “climate change” would have sparked less controversy. By narrowing the focus to warming trends, we set ourselves up. We made it easy for the … Continue reading →

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