It seems MNN employees are starting a new office tradition: Cat T-shirt Friday.
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Love pets? We do too!
That’s why MNN has an entire channel devoted to keeping your pets healthy and reducing their impact on the environment. We also feature animal rescue stories, look into trends in the pet world and test pet products. We even have a Twitter account dedicated to cats, dogs and every other pet you can imagine! Give us a follow.
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Today’s top stories
What news is trending on MNN today? Take a look!
- Dogs befriend cheetahs to aid cats’ survival
- The 5 best snacks for grown-ups
- 15 famous people who mysteriously disappeared
- Lone seal pup found wandering in a forest, miles from the sea
- World’s largest indoor vertical farm opens in Chicago
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Meet SEO Editor Lisa Agostoni
Lisa is a yoga instructor, tea drinker and search engine optimization expert. She joined the MNN team in June and brought her SEO expertise and enthusiasm — as well as countless boxes of tea — to the office.
How did you begin doing yoga?
I started taking yoga in 2000 to mix up my fitness routine, build strength and endurance and increase flexibility. I discovered that the benefits of yoga, for me, like many others goes way beyond moving through the physical poses. The practice of meditation has helped in so many aspects of my life from stress management to sleep to focusing better. I knew that someday I wanted to share what I’d come to love with others, so 11 years later I became a teacher. I love teaching, but what I love most is what my students teach me every day.
What was it like serving as the model for MNN’s office exercise article?
The office exercises were hilarious. It’s really a great piece on some ways to get out of your seat during the day and move. We sit so much of the day that our muscles forget how to work, so these exercises are a great way to wake up a little, get your muscles active, and most importantly laugh at yourself. Particularly if it’s captured in film for the world to enjoy. You should see some of the Fark comments.
How do you go green at home?
Going green at home for me, starts with my trash can. Years ago, I stuck a giant label on my trash can that says “Landfill” so that I think about everything I toss in there. I look for ways to reuse repurporse or “return” everything. If I can’t return it to the earth in the form of compost, I try to figure out how I can re-turn it into something useful either for myself or by donating. And I look for ways to be more efficient like scrubbing the tub and shower while I’m in it, or grouping my errands so I don’t have to make as many car trips.
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We sure could use your vote!
MNN’s AT&T video is a finalist in the Center for Corporate Citizenship’s annual film festival. We’d appreciate it if you’d give AT&T a vote!
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9 Tumblrs Every Environmentalist Should Follow →
Yay! Mashable named us as one of 9 Tumblrs to follow! We’d like to thank all of our Tumblr friends for making this possible! We truly couldn’t have done it without you!
But that’s not all! The Tumblr for our sister site, Mother Nature Network, was also named to the list! Double yay!
Thank you so much!
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Today we celebrated February staff birthdays here at MNN.
Happy birthday to videographer Nicole Milliken-Monte and editor/ producer Holly Roseberry!
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We’re moving into month #2 in our Year of Living Simply! Join us to learn how to live greener and more simply and be happy doing it!
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For the latest on sustainable leaders, don’t miss our new Leaderboard, which takes an in-depth look at those green-minded and innovative people who are working to make our world better a better place.
