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The Cowboys' football stadium was over run with 400 yogis this weekend. Saluting the sun and lunging their hearts out to help raise money for breast cancer, these yogis raised more than $10,000 and showed the country what yoga can do. Don't mess with yogis, y'all.As Nerissa Knight reports from CBS 11:While the Dallas Cowboys were preparing to […]

Yoga teachers often feel the need to inspire others to live consciously. Depending on their intentions and methods, they may or may not be successful. As students, we come to class to feel refreshed, renewed and challenged. Again, depending on our mental state du jour, we may or may not feel much shift.A teacher of mine once said that once the student is adv […]

 September is National Yoga Month, are you ready? Free yoga for a week ought to get you there: Cards worth "One Week free Yoga" and"Free Yoga Classes" are available to all who visit www.yogamonth.org.  Get off the couch and onto the yoga mat in the name of better health. Kicking off the month-long campaign in Los A […]

What's new with the Oil Spill in the Gulf? It's plugged, it's leaking, there are underwater plumes the size of Rhode Island, the oil is lost? The headlines are kind of confusing, and it's been a few months so I know it is starting to go out of vogue for the mainstream media, but there are at least a handful of yogis in LA who are keeping […]

America's red-headed sweet heart has been seduced by the spiritual lures of India. Julia Roberts told Elle that she is "definitely a practicing Hindi" after her time in India filming the upcoming Eat, Pray, Love. USA Today followed up on the cover interview with a story Sunday. According to a 2009 Associated Press story relying on The Times […]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today rejected claims, issued by the fossil fuel industry and other opponents of action on climate change, that challenged the scientific basis for EPA’s plans to limit greenhouse gas pollution.  […]

Today supporters of clean energy and climate legislation released the following statement on the Senate’s failure to address a clean energy and climate policy. […]

World Wildlife Fund’s long campaign to protect Alaska’s Arctic seas and coastlines from oil and gas development won a major victory last night when a federal court put a hold on recent leases that would have opened up the Chukchi Sea to new drilling. […]

World Wildlife Fund issued the following statement today from President and CEO Carter Roberts on the passing of renowned climate scientist and Stanford University professor Dr. Stephen H. Schneider: […]

With the US Senate back from recess and preparing to take up a climate and clean energy bill, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration today announced that last month was the hottest June in recorded history.  The record, the latest in a string of climate extremes this year, underscores the urgency of passing a climate bill that limits the fossil […]

As world leaders gather in Toronto this week for the 2010 G20 Summit, World Wildlife Fund and other observers will be looking for progress by each of the countries on commitments made last year in Pittsburgh to bring an end to the billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded subsidies that are paid out the fossil fuel industry each year. […]

World Wildlife Fund officials today called on the Senate Democratic caucus to commit to passing a bill that includes a limit on fossil fuel pollution when it meets today to decide on a path forward on a climate and clean energy bill.  […]

WASHINGTON, June 10, 2010 –World Wildlife Fund today issued the following statements regarding the defeat of Senate Joint Resolution 26, sponsored by Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, which sought to strip the Environmental Protection Agency of its authority to regulate dangerous greenhouse gasses.   […]

The United States and China, by far the world’s two biggest emitters of greenhouse gas pollution, have the technology and processes in place right now to accurately measure and report their emissions of CO2 and other heat-trapping gases, according to a new report issued today by World Wildlife Fund.  […]

Putting a price on carbon pollution and investing in clean technology projects in developing countries could create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the US and help America catch up to China and Europe in the clean energy race, according to a new report issued by World Wildlife Fund.  […]