Collin Dunn

Managing Editor, TreeHugger

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Writer, editor, Internet guy. Sustainability geek, food nerd, whiskey fan. Sometimes I make cheese.

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RT @ddefranza: RT @TheGrok: A scientific guide to writing great headlines on Twitter, Facebook and your Blog zite.to/12HbtrN via @bu

A scientific guide to writing great headlines on Twitter, Facebook and your Blog

blog.bufferapp.com — Ever since we started Buffer a little over 2 years ago, people have been asking us about one question very specifically: How can I write great headlines for social networks and my blog? The topic is a very tricky one, as the accuracy for what works best is hard to nail down.
RT @ECOTROPE: Happy World Environment Day! Here's a roundup of events in Portland, the @UNEP host city for North America. http://t.co/9XCu4…

Portland Hosts World Environment Day For All Of North America

opb.org — Portland is hosting World Environment Day for all of North America today. The city was chosen by the United Nations Environment Programme because of its leadership in sustainability, according to Elisabeth Guibaud-Cox, deputy director for UNEP in North America. The main global event is being held in Mongolia, and the theme "Think.
RT @AncientPortland: "Although it rained and rained, Noah refused to build an ark because he knew everyone would assume he was Californian."
Sheesh ... Kansas's Self-Destruct Button: A Bill to Outlaw Sustainability t.co/HL4Pf1fW7H via @BloombergNews
Prescient stuff: What happened to the environmental movement? t.co/OXNWGsbJHm by Nicholas Lemann via @NewYorker

What Happened to the Environmental Movement? : The New Yorker

newyorker.com — On September 20, 1969, Gaylord Nelson, a Democratic senator from Wisconsin, gave a lightly publicized speech in Seattle in which he remarked, "I am convinced that the same concern the youth of this nation took in changing this nation's priorities on the war in Vietnam and on civil rights can be shown for the problem of the environment.
Crazy but true stat of the day: Around the globe, more people now have mobile phones than clean toilets t.co/neBy0p5HZK

We now live in a world where more people have mobile phones than clean toilets

qz.com — It is World Water Day, and time for the United Nations to remind us how many people in developing countries still lack basic sanitation. Surprisingly, the UN reports there are now more people with mobile phones (six billion for world population of seven billion) on earth than there are with access to clean toilets (4.5...
Huh, so that's what did it...makes sense to me. How Beer Gave Us Civilization t.co/cx3AoFFRKF

How Beer Gave Us Civilization

nytimes.com — HUMAN beings are social animals. But just as important, we are socially constrained as well. We can probably thank the latter trait for keeping our fledgling species alive at the dawn of man. Five core social instincts, I have argued, gave structure and strength to our primeval herds.

Still Abiding After 15 Years: The Laid-Back World of 'Big Lebowski' Worship

theatlantic.com — A decade and a half after its initial release in cinemas, the Coen brothers' strange cult comedy often gets mined for-and sometimes creates-spiritual meaning. On March 6, 1998, Joel and Ethan Coen's cult-classic film The Big Lebowski arrived in American theaters.
Craft Beer’s Larger Aspirations Cause a Stir t.co/W4qWihNlqJ I'm not alone in not seeing the problem here, am I? @beathan @richleland

Craft Beer’s Trend Toward Larger Bottles Causes a Stir

nytimes.com — Time was, beer came in one size: whether bottle or can, the stuff inside measured a reliable 12 ounces. But walk into a craft-beer store these days and you'll see shelf after shelf taken over by giants: 22-ounce "bombers," 750-milliliter wine bottles, even three-liter jeroboams. Several new, high-profile breweries are putting their product only in so-called large-format bottles.
This is just remarkable. Townies: We Found Our Son in the Subway t.co/pLRZWK5Kfk
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