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• Oct 8, 2008 Climate Capsule Week of October 6 Affiliates - find more global warming news, including archives organized by subject area at: http://blogs.nwf.org/globalwarmingnews/ Please view in HTML for proper formatting. Week of October 6, 2008 Highlight of the Week Tonight’s Presidential... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Oct 2, 2008 Orchid Suites Announcements to Affiliates Dear NWF Affiliates: The Orchid NWF Affiliate Program is entering its second year! Thank you to all who signed up. We look forward to working with more of you. The following are special announcements that we hope will inspire you to join us:   Price... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Sep 29, 2008 Climate Capsule Week of September 29 Week of September 29, 2008 Highlight of the Week In 2007, CO2 Output Jumps To Record Level The current concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) is the highest during the last 650,000 years, and probably during the... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Sep 18, 2008 No Child Left Inside Act Wins in Congress! WASHINGTON, DC (September 18, 2008) – Children and teachers won a big victory last night with the passage of the No Child Left Inside Act of 2008 in the House of Representatives. The popular, bi-partisan bill passed by a vote of 293-109. The bill was written to better prepare teachers for... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Sep 15, 2008 Climate Capsule Week of September 15   Week of September 15, 2008 Highlight of the Week House To Consider Energy Package Congress must take the urgent and necessary steps that will give consumers better energy choices, cut oil dependency and cut global warming pollution.... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Sep 11, 2008 New House Compromise Energy Bill BREAKING NEWS: We have been informed by the speaker’s office that an agreement has been reached on the House compromise energy legislation. Most elements (other than drilling) have already passed the House. While drilling is not the answer and is the wrong direction, the bill does include a... National Wildlife Federation        more...  
• Oct 8, 2008 Making Tracks Like most people I know, becoming more active is high up on my "to do" list. No matter how many promises I make to myself, going to the gym never seems to fit in my schedule. I mean well -- I really do! But I think I can do a better job of getting out on the trail with the kids. Who says that...     Green Hour -- Discovery Journal & Activities        more   
• Oct 8, 2008 Befriend A Tree Mary Quattlebaum shares another of her favorite books.     Green Hour blog        more   
• Oct 1, 2008 Special Report: The Presidential Election Senators John McCain and Barack Obama state their positions on some of the key conservation and environmental issues facing the United States today     National Wildlife Magazine        more   
• Aug 20, 2008 Increasing Vulnerability to Hurricanes: Global Warming’s Wake Up Call for the U.S. Gulf and Atlantic Coasts While Florida and Gulf Coast residents bear the brunt of Tropical Storm Fay, the latest science connecting hurricanes and global warming suggests more is yet to come: tropical storms are likely to bring higher wind speeds, more precipitation, and bigger storm surge in the coming decades. br /br...     NWF Newsroom        more   
• Oct 10, 2008 Encounter: A Green Revolution for Africa? Rajiv Shah is helping the Gates Foundation donate hundreds of millions of dollars to improve agriculture on the continent. But is technological change enough?     The New York Times        more   
• Oct 10, 2008 Join the Make Tracks Family Trail Weekend Walk, bike, roll or stroll to a trail near you this Columbus Day Weekend (October 11-13th, 2008) for the first annual Make Tracksâ„¢ Family Trail Weekend! A new website by National Wildlife Federation has taken the legwork out of preparing...     Larry Schweiger's View        more   
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