Wednesday, May 7, 2008

The Opposite of Green

Filed under: Environment — by Will Kirkland @ 10:30 pm
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Americans rank last in a new National Geographic-sponsored survey released Wednesday that compares environmental consumption habits in 14 countries.

Americans were least likely to choose the greener option in three out of four categories — housing, transportation and consumer goods_ according to the assessment.

McClatchy

National Geo Green Scale

Very interesting, the source: National Geographic. As the science has gotten surer about the fate of the earth, National Geographic has moved strongly from being a kind of virtual travel site to exotica to a strong political and information player for earth preservation.

Check out the site here.

Calculate your “greendex.” I got a 53. Not bad for a citizen in a country that gets a 45…

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