And if you wish to do your part in taking pollution down to zero, there are Earth Day events going down today. Coronado State Monument (485 Kuaua, Bernalillo) holds its "Nature’s First Green" Earth Day festivities, which boast an antique car show, a solar observatory, kite flying, tours of the Bosque and a Native American flute demonstration. The events run from 6:30 a.m. to noon, and if you get there early you’ll enjoy a free continental breakfast. From noon to 4 p.m., take a drive out to Triangle Grocery in Cedar Crest (12165 N. Hwy. 14), where you can get green and enjoy goat cheese samples, solar-oven-baked cookies, locally made arts and crafts, and talks on prevention and conservation efforts going on around the state. Tip a cap to our humble planet Earth on its special day; after all, it’s been through a lot this year.
Captain Planet, He’s Our Hero
Adam Fox
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