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Net Impact is a community of more than 50,000 changemakers committed to using their jobs to change the world.

http://www.takepart.com/article/2014/02/19/how-volunteer-and-pay-your-student-loan-debt-same-time

Diver/oil and gas company president defends oil rigs in the gulf as rich, productive ecosystems. 

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Wow. WOW!

Katelyn and I totally had this same idea for hostels and for national parks. Create videos of each CAMPGROUND (it was for campgrounds) giving people a better look at their facility and surrounding beauty. 

View from a picturesque lakefront restaurant and inn located at Lake Tahoe’s historic west shore.

Source footage from companies that provide underwater surveillance and transform it into a mobile background wallpaper for iphones and androids. 

People pay for the application that runs on their smartphone, and the business donates half of the profits to the nonprofit footage provider/marine conservation groups. 

Who is it for?

Every smartphone user who geeked out over Blue Planet

Why do they want it?

Because they are already dig this kind of thing, and it'll look beautiful on retina display. 

Who will pay for it?

The smartphone user, by a download fee. 

What is the impact?

For each download, OCEANSPIRATION will donate 50% of its profits to the organizations providing the footage. 

PARTNERS:

http://www.openoceans.org/Ocean_Web_Cams.html

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Planned Planethood - America's #1 Environmental News Source

CALIFORNIA - Planned Planethood, a satirical online monthly newspaper, which is billing itself as 'America's #1 Environmental News Source' (sub- scriptions are voluntary @ $10 per year) is the brainchild of Russell Travis, a professor of sociology and social psychology  at  Californian  State University.  Special features include: AmNasty International, Negatrends, Dear Gabby, an Obituary page and, for the kids, Por Que Pig and Citizen Crane.  A major theme of the first issue concerns gaining the support of the President, the people, and Congress for a proposed Endangered Spaces Act (click for Open Letter to the President).  Each issue is meant to be a kind of memorial to the extinct, the endangered, and the threatened.