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06/30/2008

Emerald City on the LA Times is dead.

The blog editor Tony Pierce says, but this is a good thing....

My irritation in regards to this on various levels will make this post brief, but that's some total bullshit.

A blog about the LA green movement from the ground floor. At times it was a little too Sex in the City meets Green Peace, but god damnit it we need all types. And I thought Siel was doing an excellent job as well as Damian and the others talking about taking the bus, riding your bike and at least thinking before you open your wallet.

I'm not of the party of buy your way green, but newbies need someone and she was really good for that and had a nice wide reaching appeal.

Love you Siel.  You Rock.

Ok well that's the only link I had from the LA Times good that I can unlink that now...

So now I will only be linking Siel's main site. GREEN LA GIRL.

Browne

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