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It's Not Easy Being Chartreuse, that's a shade of green, isn't it?
Rain is pouring down outside my St. John’s, Newfoundland home today and that may not sound strange to many of you but it is to us – it should be snowing.  Here we call it Sheila’s Brush (which is a snow storm just before St. Patrick’s Day).  Now I know most of you would take rain over snow any day but for us it’s a strange weather phenomena.  And it tips the balance of our Earth’s ecosystem – again. 
Here in Newfoundland warmer rainy weather translates to warmer oceans which translates to fewer icebergs which translates to a reduction of fish stocks (which need cold water to survive) which translates into fewer fish for fisherpersons which translates to a poor economy and so on and so forth.
We can point our fingers at corporate malfeasance, government inaction, but we should really point our fingers at ourselves.  We are running ourselves into the ground and taking future generations with us.  I happily take my “green” shopping bags to the grocery store, change out my old light bulbs to energy efficient ones, reduced the heat in my home, I compost and recycle, I’ve donated my old cell phone and computers to charity, and ... more

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