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Author: Madonna Gauding

Madonna Gauding is a freelance writer, illustrator and book designer living in St. Louis. MO. She is the author of 10 books on a variety of "mind, body, spirit" topics.

Blimps offer a green future for airfreight

July 8, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Environment, Transportation One comment

Airplanes burn huge amounts of jet fuel and are some of the worst pollution/carbon emitters on the planet. Yet in the United States and

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On Wisconsin! Go BadgerCare!

July 5, 2010 Madonna Gauding Good government, Government, Health care 2 comments

BadgerCare is Wisconsin’s healthcare plan for low-income residents—and as state healthcare programs go, it’s one of the best. Wisconsin now ranks second in the

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Green roofs help create healthier cities

July 1, 2010 Madonna Gauding Environment, International 3 comments

Treehugger reports that in May of this year, Copenhagen made green roofs mandatory on all new buildings with roof slopes of less than 30

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The importance of keeping public housing public

June 30, 2010 Madonna Gauding Government, Housing, Obama Leave a comment

People across the nation are speaking out against the Obama administration’s intention to privatize 1.2 million public housing units, under a HUD proposal called

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Social Security works

June 25, 2010 Madonna Gauding Good government Leave a comment

In honor of the  75th anniversary of Social Security, Nancy Altman, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pension Rights Center, and Eric

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North Sea cod. A wildlife conservation success story

June 3, 2010 Madonna Gauding Environment, Good government, International 2 comments

In the 1960s and 1970s North Sea cod was still cheap and available, and large numbers of British boats set out to sea to

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Single-payer plan, alive and kicking in Vermont

May 28, 2010 Madonna Gauding Health care, Obama Leave a comment

After Congress passed the health insurance reform bill, it seemed that the idea of single-payer healthcare was all but dead for at least the

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Progressive Forum to be held in Detroit

May 25, 2010 Madonna Gauding Charity & Justice, Civil Rights, Economy, Politics Leave a comment

The first US Social Forum (USSF) took place in Atlanta in June 2007.  Twelve thousand progressive social-justice advocates from all over the country came

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A vision of high-speed rail for the Midwest

May 21, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Employment, Good government, Infrastructure, Obama, Transportation 8 comments

The Midwest High Speed Rail Association (MHSRA) advocates for fast, frequent and dependable trains linking the entire Midwest. The MHSRA website lists compelling arguments why

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USDA’s “PLANTS” database is amazing!

May 5, 2010 Madonna Gauding Good government, Government Leave a comment

Did you know the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) maintains the world’s most widely used online plant educational system in the world? The

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