citizengoat
I'm co-founder of ProgressiveKid and Green Goat Books and a regular contributor to On a Ledge, the blog on green living and progressive parenting.
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Humans v. Sea Lions v. Salmon Mar 3, 2009
A Lose, Lose, Lose Situation
by Sarah at ProgressiveKid It’s official: Fish & Wildlife officials are getting ready to kill sea lions in the Columbia River because the sea lions are killing salmon, and we like salmon better than sea lions. (Salmon: Good. Sea lions: Bad.)... more
Plastic Thinking (on Grass) Mar 3, 2009
More from the Artificial Turf Wars
Home Turf Disadvantage III by Sarah at ProgressiveKid plastic adj 5: capable of being deformed continuously and permanently in any direction without rupture (Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary) Sometimes when you lose a fight, after giving it your best, you just want a moment to... more
Refugees from Planet Earth Mar 3, 2009
by Sarah at ProgressiveKid War, disease, economic devastation, and catastrophic geologic and climate events create refugees every day. According to the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants’ World Refugee Survey 2008, worldwide there are currently over 14 million. An additional 25... more
Declaration of Independence Jul 7, 2008
by Sarah at ProgressiveKid Two hundred and thirty-two years ago today, our forefathers, supported and counseled by our wise and steadfast foremothers, declared in a moving and revolutionary document their independence from the tyranny of a colonial rule without representation... more
Mystery Unclogged Part II Jul 1, 2008
by Sarah at ProgressiveKid (Read Part I of this two-part series on our national wastewater problem.) In Part I we examined the contents of our wastewater and how the most common wastewater treatment systems work. Now we will examine how well the... more
Mystery Unclogged Part I Jul 1, 2008
By Sarah at ProgressiveKid Spoiler alert: If you have maintained any illusions that your drains are magical tubes that “disappear” inconveniences, I’m about to ruin them for you. Look away! Flush and run! It is more pleasant not to think about what... more
Golden Statue Mar 12, 2008
My daughter, a budding thespian, occasionally enjoys putting on Oscar-caliber performances designed to persuade her audience (me) to conform to her point of view. When she does this, I make a point of awarding her with an imaginary Academy Award designed to match... moreAll Lost in the Supermarket May 28, 2007
Parenting in the Time of Climate Change by Julie at ProgressiveKid After decades of capitalist indoctrination by the pervasive persuasions of our modern media, we Americans have almost come to believe that we are what they say we are—consumers. We slog through... more















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