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About Lynn Fang

Lynn Fang is a writer, changemaker, sustainable food advocate, and aspiring soil scientist. She enjoys blogging about the environment, social change, and green living. She also blogs at Upcycled Love.

5 Reasons Why Pesticides are Bad

19 May, 2010

At this point, most people are at least somewhat aware that pesticides cause a great deal of environmental harm. Less well known are the effects pesticides have on individual and public health. Here, I give you 5 compelling reasons to … Continue reading →

Oil Spill Near Mississippi Delta May 1st. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument on NASA’s Terra satellite captured a natural-color image. The oil slick appeared as a tangle of dull gray on the ocean surface, made visible to the satellite sensor by the sun’s reflection on the ocean surface. On May 1, most of the oil slick was southeast of the Mississippi Delta. Photo Credit: NASA MODIS Rapid Response Team

Gulf Oil Spills Onto Political Shores

7 May, 2010

In the wake of such an enormous disaster that is the Gulf Oil spill, an unspeakable crime against living ecosystems, political leaders are getting a jostle. In the words of James Boyce: As the greatest domestic environmental disaster of this … Continue reading →

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