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Everyone is thinking about the color green these days.
Eco-activism has hit a high-note in sour times of consumerism catalyzed industrial pollution. Americans, Australians, Russians, Indians, and others are walking around with green recycled tote bags and talking about green money.
Comic book avatars such as Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and Poison Ivy are getting fresh fans eager to apply eco-politics to sweet boyish fantasies.
If an asteroid landed in Paris this year, would the architecturally-ambitious but elegant Eiffel Tower remain standing as a global symbol of manmade spirituality?
There are plans to light the Eiffel Tower with green Christmas lights this December to signify this new green human trend. It seems that even American celebrities are curious.
Would it be worth the investment?
Such an idea proves provocative if global warming research is reaching the masses.
Eco-activism has hit a high-note in sour times of consumerism catalyzed industrial pollution. Americans, Australians, Russians, Indians, and others are walking around with green recycled tote bags and talking about green money.
Comic book avatars such as Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and Poison Ivy are getting fresh fans eager to apply eco-politics to sweet boyish fantasies.
If an asteroid landed in Paris this year, would the architecturally-ambitious but elegant Eiffel Tower remain standing as a global symbol of manmade spirituality?
There are plans to light the Eiffel Tower with green Christmas lights this December to signify this new green human trend. It seems that even American celebrities are curious.
Would it be worth the investment?
Such an idea proves provocative if global warming research is reaching the masses.
