Kara DiCamillo
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Bio
Kara began her writing career with TreeHugger.com in January 2005 and is also a contributing writer for TriplePundit, 1-800-RECYCLING.com, Sierra Club Green Home, EcoSalon and her local Newport Patch. Beyond the moat that surrounds her Newport, Rhode Island home, Kara has backpacked Mt. Washington in New Hampshire too many times to count, is a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club, a graduate of the Colorado Outward Bound School and, in real life, she is a public relations director.Articles
Daryl Hannah Participates in Eco-Symposiums in the Maldives
We’ve seen Daryl Hannah involved in so many key environmental issues. Just over the past year she was active with lending support to a group of tree sitters that were trying
Stephen King Helps Maine Residents with Heating Expenses
Known for his horror novels and movies, author Stephen King announced this week that he wants to help residents of his home state stay warm this winter. Through his foundation,
Adrian Grenier Opens a Green Pop-Up Shop in Los Angeles
This past weekend, SHFT partners Adrian Grenier and Peter Glatzer opened a pop-up shop at a gallery space in Los Angeles to showcase their ideas on how to live a
Justin Timberlake Earns Award for Environmental Leadership
It’s no secret we love Justin Timberlake. He’s hot, he’s funny, he’s single, and, oh, he’s into the environment too. On October 15 the “Sexy Back” singer and actor will
“Roseanne’s Nuts” Cancelled After First Season
Roseanne Barr’s comeback was just too good to be true. “Roseanne’s Nuts,” the sneak peek into the actress’s life on her Hawaiian Macadamia nut farm, has officially been canceled. While
Guy Ritchie’s Planned Solar Array Considered A Disturbance
In an effort to be environmentally responsible, or to receive the 10 percent tax break, Guy Ritchie submitted an application to erect 200 solar panels at his Ashcombe House estate
U2′s The Edge Sues for Denying Building Permits
We’ve kept you posted over the years about the drama with U2 lead guitarist Dave Evans (aka “The Edge”) and his plan to build a mountaintop eco-mansion in Malibu. The proposal called
