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Reaching Drought Stricken Communities in Madagascar
As world attention shifts towards environmental issues, the effects of climate change are being felt on the island nation of Madagascar.
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Low Cost for Saving Climate
New analyses of Waxman-Markey say saving the climate won't cost consumers much coin.
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More Fake Letters to Congress on Energy Bill
"Congressional investigators have uncovered five more letters sent to members of Congress that falsely claimed to be from charities expressing opposition to climate change legislation..." Stephanie Strom, New York Times
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Global warming-induced forest fires to increase health risks in western U.S.
Warmer, drier climate in the American West will increase the incidence and severity of forest fires, worsening air quality, reports a new study accepted for publication in the Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres.
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Gil Friend: Telling The Truth About Green Business
Gil Friend, CEO of Natural Logic, Inc, and author of The Truth About Green Business speaking at the Commonwealth Club
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The State of Environmental Protection in South America: Brazil
Those who are lucky enough to have traveled through South America will know that the continent has a significant litter problem.
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Documentary Film: In Transition
Watch the trailer for In Transition: "a film about change, about hope, showing a practical vision for creating a post-consumer society, where ordinary people make a difference."
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Where to Recycle Electronics for Free
Despite good intentions, much of this nation's e-waste is exported to developing countries, where some processing is done under hazardous conditions.
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Chile fighting climate change --role model for the developing world
“No doubts remain. Climate change is real and the build-up of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere is increasingly at an alarming rate.”
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Piloting Hydrogen Powered Shuttle Service
One of the most popular national parks in the United States will now test how well a hydrogen powered shuttle system would work on one of its main roads, thanks to a $1 million grant from the Federal Transit Authority.
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