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“Coral reefs are home to 4,000 fish species and provide the world with goods and services such as jobs, foods, medicines and storm protection worth $375 billion annually.

But scientists estimate that 70 percent of all corals reefs could be lost by 2050 if current rates of destruction continue.”

Read more Protected Areas - From the Caribbean to Micronesia, Protecting the World’s Corals

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Time and time again, we bloggers (and businessmen in general) defend ourselves and our behaviors..our time spent away from our families while we tap incessantly on our little keyboards, the marketing conferences (more time spent away from loved ones), the constant emailing and IMing those involved in our online endeavors, the late hours reading, voting, commenting and socializing online while our loved ones are wondering what it is about them that makes them so unlovable.

This behavior is the same behaviors of a full blown addict?

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“Expose Big Tobacco”, is collecting photographs of neighborhood tobacco advertisements to “highlight the urgent need [for Congress] to finally hold the tobacco companies accountable for how they make and advertise their deadly products.”"

Read more Corporate Babysitter » Blog Archive » Call to action: How is big tobacco targeting kids in your community?

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