By the time I took my third sip of coffee, Willy and his wife had already cleaned up a whole beach (FIVE bags of garbage!) and blogged about it. They weren't the only ones out-celebrating me. Nicole Weston at Slashfood told us how to grocery shop for good (hint: canvas bags are superior to reusing your paper ones); Tokyo is on a campaign to get restaurants to donate vegetable oil for biodiesel; Brad Pitt is fighting to make New Orleans greener; and (don't forget) Autoblog launched an environmentally-friendly spinoff, Autoblog Green.
How we celebrated Earth Day
By the time I took my third sip of coffee, Willy and his wife had already cleaned up a whole beach (FIVE bags of garbage!) and blogged about it. They weren't the only ones out-celebrating me. Nicole Weston at Slashfood told us how to grocery shop for good (hint: canvas bags are superior to reusing your paper ones); Tokyo is on a campaign to get restaurants to donate vegetable oil for biodiesel; Brad Pitt is fighting to make New Orleans greener; and (don't forget) Autoblog launched an environmentally-friendly spinoff, Autoblog Green.


1. You celebrated the earth day very nice way. I just wished that you and the other Americans could celebrate everyday this way and the world would have been a less polluted way. Abusing mother earth does not help anyway. People in India are realizing this fact with thousnads of people suffering death (http://www.southasiabiz.com/2006/04/india_small_cities_but_big_pol.html) from air pollution related causes.
Posted at 4:24AM on Apr 24th 2006 by Razib Ahmed