Earth Day Echoes

April 22nd has been celebrated as Earth Day since 1970. A holiday that raises humankind’s awareness of our responsibility for the natural health of our planet. Sounds good, right?

Not in some ways:

“The 15 Corniest Pro-Environmental Songs,” Stacey Anderson, Rolling Stone

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Tags: Earth Day, ecology, environment, environmental movement, environmental politics, environmentalism, environmentalists, folk music, holidays, music, pop music, protest songs, rock music, Rolling Stone

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