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Download the Save The Earth VoiceSave The Earth Foundation’s 2008 Newsletter. Available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Davidson SeamountThe Davidson Seamount is a spectacular geologic feature on which recent explorations have documented dramatic biological discoveries (some featured on the BBC production "Planet Earth"). More... Star Ride Kids, Inc.New York, NY January 25, 2008 – The eco friendly movement has a new ally in the New York based children’s apparel company, Star Ride Kids, Inc. By joining forces with Save the Earth Enterprises, Inc., Star Ride Kids hopes to bring compassion to kids’ fashion. More... Sakar InternationalEdison, New Jersey, November 4th, 2007 – Sakar International, Inc., a 30-year old consumer electronics manufacturer, announced today the introduction of its Eco Trends™ initiative. Over the next year, Sakar will introduce a range of earth-friendly consumer electronics and packaging. This marks Sakar’s corporate commitment to bettering the Earth as well as the company’s formal entry into the ever-growing marketplace of green products. More... GreenAssetDisposalGreenAssetDisposal and Save the Earth have partnered together to help a common cause – our planet. The partnership involves GreenAssetDisposal and its customers, employees, and partners providing financial support to the Save the Earth Foundation to further research on environmental issues, with a primary focus on the impact of eWaste on our environment. This research will serve to educate everyone involved, and provide GreenAssetDisposal affiliates an easily accessible resource to make sure computer and electronics disposal is being handled properly by their respective organizations. More... UCLA Changing Climate SummitOn October 17, 2007 the Save the Earth Foundation participated as a Sponsor in UCLA's Summit on the Public Health Effects of Climate Change which focused on the public health concerns involved with global warming. More... University Of Washington: Global WarmingWe have been working for the past 17 years towards an improved understanding of the paleoclimate of Central Asia, using as an investigative tool the distribution of deposits from long-vanished glaciers as well as modern ones. The time frame of our study covers the past 130,000 years – essentially the last major glacial cycle. We have worked from Kyrgyzstan to Mongolia, and Tibet to Siberia. More... ARCHIVES |
