Max Gladwell

"It's not just Twitter. It's using Twitter in a specific way, namely to organize Tweets from a green event. We're using it at social media events in a big way. The green world has yet to adopt Twitter for its events with proper tagging." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "These are the tools and resources that individuals, corporations, and nonprofits alike can use to communicate, create, and connect on the social web…for social change. " - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Baby Monarch caterpillars only eat milkweed, which means that adults need to lay their eggs on the underside of milkweed leaves- and those babies eat a lot! " - Max Gladwell

As a Mac addict I hope this isn't true. Even if it is, I'll have to make an exception and repent in some other way because there are no viable alternatives to using Mac computers. - Max Gladwell

From the page: "If only It were possible to lose weight while eating three gourmet meals a day in the comfort of my own home, without having to buy groceries, prepare food or clean up the kitchen." - Max Gladwell

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From the page: "Search engine giant Google has taken a humanitarian stance, unveiling a $4.4 trillion plan to lobby for policy change on alternative energy that calls for clean power by 2030. This implies that all energy in the US would come from renewable sources." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "The talented Tina Fey once more reprised her role as Governor Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live last night. Queen Latifah played moderator Gwen Ifill. A cast member, Jason Sudeikis spoofed Joe Biden." - Max Gladwell

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"It's absurd that this is on the front page of Digg. WTF? What a ridiculous "invention"." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "The folks at Google have a $4.4 trillion plan to remake America's energy landscape by 2030, eliminating coal from the picture and shaving emissions of greenhouse gases by 95%. Unlike some other ambitious plans to rejig America's energy mix, it comes with detailed prescriptions and pricetags" but how realistic is it?" - Max Gladwell

From the page: "A major shift to renewable energy and efficiency is expected to produce 4.2 million new environmentally friendly "green" jobs over the next three decades, according to a study commissioned by the nation's mayors." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "A new database will warn companies if their activities threaten rare species" - Max Gladwell

From the page: "THE end of September saw a crisis on Wall Street and a garbled response from Congress. No wonder, then, that all eyes were trained on New York and Washington." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Governor Arnold Schwarzeneggerâ€s office has invited China, India, European countries, Australia, Canada and Mexico to a meeting ahead of international climate talks the following month in Poland. Details still are being worked out." - Max Gladwell

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From the page: "The â€oegreen” incarnation of travel, called ecotourism, mandates that travelers minimize their cultural, economic, and environmental impacts as much as possible to promote sustainability." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "If you're itching to take your struggling start-up to the big time, you could do worse than take Sun Microsystems' Chairman and co-founder Scott McNealy advice to heart." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Thinking forward a few years, â€oefriending people” whether in Facebook, Plaxo, or will no longer be an activity that weâ€ll have to do. " - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Keeping track of your carbon footprint could become as simple as slipping a mobile phone in your pocket: a London-based start-up company has developed software for mobile phones that uses global positioning satellites to work out automatically whether you are walking, driving or flying and then calculate your impact on the environment." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Times are now tougher. Which makes most people head home. The half-hearted entrepreneurs, the wannabes who thought it was going to be easy, the folks with connections to VCs who could get a $5m Series A for a copycat app." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Leave it to James Howard Kunstler to remind us of how bad things can still get...With all the volatility on the stock market today, and the dismal U.S. financial news, I thought it appropriate to turn to the post-peak oil apocalypse sage for some words of wisdom." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Ideablob is another site that encourages creativity, doing so by awarding one innovative business idea each month $10,000. I wrote about it when it first launched last fall, and it's striking how many ideas since then are do-gooder in nature. " - Max Gladwell

From the page: "In this web-enabled world of ours, you have to wonder why business cards are still so popular. Shouldn't there be a better way? A number of startups have attempted to address this problem with ingenious solutions that range from iPhone apps to custom URLs. " - Max Gladwell

From the page: "The upshot: whichever candidate prevails in November, they will need to kick into emergency mode to deal with the climate crisis - hopefully, turning to the Presidential Climate Action Project for guidance." - Max Gladwell

From the page: "Gore said for the carbon lobby to be trying to convince their stockholders that renewable energy is risky business and that climate change is a hoax, they are purporting a type of stock fraud that should be addressed by attorneys general across the country." - Max Gladwell

Greenpeace's three monthly ranking of the greenest electronics manufacturers once again has put Nokia at the top. - Max Gladwell

"Portland clearly deserves this distinction. Our tongue-in-cheek dig when the Brookings Institution ranked LA over Portland (http://www.maxgladwell.com/200... ... was just that. You can't rank greenness on carbon alone." - Max Gladwell

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From the page: "Marine trash is killing more than a million seabirds and 100,000 mammals and sea turtles each year. When plastic reaches our waters, whether it be plastic bags or drifting fish nets, it poses a threat to the animals that depend on the oceans for food. " - Max Gladwell