U.S. Senator Mark Udall this morning issued this statement: “In 1970, Senator Gaylord Nelson saw amid a burgeoning environmental movement a way to galvanize the entire country to preserve our cherished natural resources for generations to come. His legacy is Earth Day, which we celebrate today all across Colorado.”
The Daily Show’s Lewis Black deconstructs the oh-so-helpful advice on how to save the planet on Earth Day with solar-powered poop buckets and Elmo, the Glenn Beck of children’s daytime television.
It’s Earth Day’s 38th birthday. Happy Earth Day. Yesterday, April 22, also marked Equal Pay Day – the symbolic window of time marking how much of the year women have worked essentially for free, at least compared with their…
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