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Recently graduated from Colorado College in Colorado Springs and now living in Portland. Currently in an internship at a environmental non-profit in Oregon where I am helping make Oregon wineries more sustainable. I am also blogging for sourceandresource.com and a Portland food blog is in the works!
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Veteran Firefighter Shoots Biker in the Helmet After Argument

A veteran firefighter in Asheville, North Carolina is suspected of shooting a man on Monday who was biking with his young son on a busy road.
Jul 28, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Crime - 2 comments

Four US Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan, Now Deadliest Month Ever

Four US soldiers were killed Monday by a road-side bomb in eastern Afghanistan. Thirty American soldiers have been killed this month, making July the deadliest month since the war in Afghanistan began.
Jul 20, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in World

U.S Rep. Rahall Jumps From Plane in Support of Coal and Troops

West Virginia Democratic Congressman Nick Rahall parachuted Saturday with the U.S. Army Parachute Team known as the “Golden Knights” at an auto fair to show his support for coal power and the United States military.
Jul 20, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics

Innovative New Website Tracks Real Time Carbon Emissions

Think that turning on the light switch translates to the same amount of carbon dioxide emissions during all hours of the day? Think again.
Jul 19, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment

Walmart Announces 'Audacious' Product Sustainability Index

At a company summit in Bentonville, Arkansas, the world's largest retailer announced Thursday plans and details for the most ambitious retail sustainability index in history.
Jul 16, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment - 1 comment

British Release 'Orgasm a Day' Leaflet for Students

The National Health Service in Britain has released a leaflet for students that outlines the health benefits and pleasure of masturbation and sex and urges them to take part on a regular basis.
Jul 14, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Education - 1 comment

Massive $560 Billion Solar Energy Initiative Proposed for Europe

Twelve European companies announced Monday plans for the Desertec Industrial Initiative, a $560 billion initiative that would provide energy to Europe from huge solar plants in North Africa and the Middle East.
Jul 13, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment - 2 comments

Touring the Neighborhoods, Beaches and Castle of Alicante, Spain Special

Alicante, located on Spain's southeastern coast, is not as popular as the country's more prominent destinations such as Barcelona and Madrid, but it offers a lively, fun, sun-bathed, and cheaper experience for travelers of all-ages.
Jul 12, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Travel - 3 comments

Report: US Military Should Ban All Tobacco Sales

A report written by the Institute of Medicine and commissioned by the Pentagon and Department of Veteran Affairs recommends a complete ban on tobacco in the military.
Jul 12, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics

Washington State Plans World's Largest Solar Photovoltaic Plant

Teanaway Solar Reserve LLC announced plans Thursday for a 75 megawatt solar power plant consisting of 400,000 solar panels. The plant, which, if completed today, would be the largest solar photovoltaic plant in the world.
Jul 11, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment

Los Angeles Says No to Coal Power by 2020

Last week Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced that the city would be powered entirely by coal-free energy by 2020. The announcement caused Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) to scrap plans for their third coal-fired power plant.
Jul 11, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment - 2 comments

David Brooks Admits Being Fondled by Anonymous Republican Senator

Author and New York Times' columnist David Brooks made an expected comment Friday on MSNBC today, saying that he was inappropriately touched by a Republican senator during a dinner party.
Jul 10, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics

Illinois Senator Roland Burris Will Not Run For Full Term

Burris announced Friday that he will step down as Illinois Senator in January of 2011. He said that he would not seek reelection because "the business of the people of Illinois should always come first."
Jul 10, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics

Peter King Responds to Michael Jackson Comments on O'Reilly Show

New York Congressman Peter King appeared on the Bill O'Reilly Show Wednesday to respond to those who were criticizing him about recent negative remarks about Michael Jackson.
Jul 9, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics - 4 comments

New Airline is First Exclusively Devoted to Pets

The company Pet Airways is the first airline in the world exclusively devoted to pets. According to their website, they take "the job of providing a comfortable experience for pets very seriously."
Jul 8, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Lifestyle - 1 comment

G-8 Nations Unable to Reach Agreement on Emissions Cuts

G-8 nations gathering this week in L'Aquila, Italy have failed to reach an agreement on specific emission cuts, but there is general consensus that the worst of the world's economic woes are over.
Jul 8, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics - 1 comment

Beach Camping and Wine and Cheese Tasting on the Oregon Coast Special

Oregon's coast offers some of the most spectacular vistas in the West with its long beaches, steep cliffs, and old-growth forests. Don't spend all your time observing nature though, make sure to experience some of the coast's culinary treasures too.
Jul 8, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Travel - 2 comments

European Union Lifts Ban on 'Ugly' Fruits and Vegetables

The European Union has partially lifted a two-decade-old ban on irregularly shaped fruits and vegetables. Some fruits and vegetables, however, such as apples, citrus fruits, bananas, and lettuce will remain under the ban of 'misshapen' produce.
Jul 7, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Food

Study: Social security numbers in U.S. not as secure as you think

A group of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have found it's easy to guess a person's social security number by only using publicly available information, such as a person's birth data.
Jul 7, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Politics

Fresno Air National Guard Base First to Go Solar in US

Akeena Solar has installed a 660-watt solar panel system at the California Air National Guard base in Fresno, California.
Jul 6, 2009 by  Mat Elmore in Environment
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