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Mountains, waters, skies and prairies; the beauty and grace of Planet Earth. Her threats, also, and what we can do to prevent harm. Photos and prose encouraged.

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PLANET EARTH FLORA 49 Replies

KNOTTY AND NEW ENGLANDContinue

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TREES (a photo journal) 29 Replies

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WATERS OF PLANET EARTH 65 Replies

In Earth's solar system, evidence of subsurface ice, ancient valley networks, and even an ancient ocean occurs on the planet Mars. Water ice and perhaps liquid water occur beneath the frozen surfaces…Continue

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PLANET EARTH LANDSCAPES 80 Replies

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Appalachian Impressions 1 Reply

I was camped in a tenting site at what used to be an old Quaker farms site in Pennsylvania in 2004 when some people interviewed and filmed me, but it might have been a different enterprise.Continue

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Recycle or not...is good for the earth and its inhabitants 2 Replies

I will not buy a fir or pine tree for Christmas unless it is a live one I can plant.since I am a gypsy traveling between places until I find my place to live I mademy own recycled tree from a dead…Continue

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FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT 13 Replies

 Freedom of MovementBiologists say that for many wildlife populations, survival depends on traveling across unobstructed landscapesSOMEWHERE IN THE FROZEN, wind-whipped prairies of north-central…Continue

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Nature Will Fight Back...What Humans Have Yet To Learn (OPINION) 3 Replies

 The acceleration of natural disasters and radical climate changeToday, as mankind continues to destroy the planet's environment and…Continue

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LIGHT WOOD Series 24 Replies

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Best Job On Planet Earth

The best job on planet earth: Julia Bradbury and Richard Hammond on Earth Live - the new wildlife show billed as a global SpringwatchBy …Continue

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Comment by Daddieo on December 28, 2012 at 1:56pm

 Leading environmentalist and human rights champion Rebecca "Becky" Tarbotton, executive director of the organization Rainforest Action Network (RAN), has died at the age of 39.

According to RAN, Tarbotton died Wednesday on a beach in Mexico while vacationing with her husband and friends. The coroner ruled cause of death as asphyxiation from water she breathed in while swimming.
Tarbotton was the first female executive director of RAN, and a strong female voice in a movement often dominated by men," quotes RAN in a press release. "Under her leadership, RAN was engaged in protecting endangered rainforests and the rights of their indigenous inhabitants. Most recently, she helped to design the most significant agreement in the history of the organization: A landmark policy by entertainment giant, Disney, that is set to transform everything about the way the company purchases and uses paper."
Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman wrote about Tarbotton’s work this May after RAN activists climbed 100 feet to suspend a banner on Charlotte’s Bank of America stadium, where President Obama was scheduled to make his nomination acceptance speech. The banner read "Bank of America" with the word "America" crossed out and replaced with "Coal." Tarbotton told her: "Bank of America is the lead financier of mountaintop-removal mining, which is a practice of mining which is really the worst of the worst mining that we see anywhere, essentially blowing the tops off of mountains in Appalachia, destroying people’s homes, polluting their water supplies. And that’s even before it gets into the coal plants, where it’s burnt and creates air pollution in inner-city areas and all around our country ... [it’s] the canary in the coal mine for our reliance on fossil fuels."
"Becky was a leader’s leader. She could walk into the White House and cause a corporate titan to reevaluate his perspective, and then moments later sit down with leaders from other movements and convince them to follow her lead,” said Ben Jealous, Executive Director of the NAACP and a close friend, upon news of her passing. “If we had more heroes like her, America and the wor

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Dawn in the Peaks

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Dragonfly Macro

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Heaven and Earth Become One

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Amalfi Coast

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Dawn On The Fields

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