Make waves to fight ocean pollution by tweeting this message

"Make waves. Fight ocean pollution with http://apps.Facebook.com/Oceanopolis #Oceanopolis"

One dollar will be donated to Ocean Aid with every tweet
that has this message in it and is received between July 19th- July
22, 2010. Ocean Aid is a non - profit dedicated to finding solutions
to fight our current ocean issues.

Captain William Wall from Venice Louisiana talks with Melissa McGinnis
from Greenopolis TV and says take the extra effort to not pollute the
oceans and water ways by carrying a trash bag in your boat or car.
Items left on the side of the road or storm drains make their way to
the oceans, thus polluting natural habitats and sea life. Give a Hoot
and Don't pollute no matter where you are in the world because our
oceans and marine life are our natural resources that we must protect.

Darien Whole Foods Market partners with resource spring water to host a recycling awareness day as a way to help fight oil dependency. Attended by members of the community, the local girls scout troop and his honorable David Campbell the day was full of learning and community bonding. The message was about recycling and buying products made with recycled content like resource water individuals can greatly reduce the amount of oil they consume. Recycling with the greenopolis kiosk guarantees those bottles and cans to be re-used in other products and bottles.

Blog by Joe Laur:

Now that Melissa has me washing my face with coffee grounds, it’s not a big leap to clean my grill with them as well. I use a propane gas grill, for the convenience, and contrary to popular belief, propane grilling has a much lower carbon footprint (CO2 emissions) than grilling with charcoal.

Charcoal grilling, on average, produces three times more greenhouse gases than propane grilling, according to a study published in Elsevier’s Environmental Impact Assessment Review.