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A new project entitled Carbon Canopy brings together multiple stakeholders—from big business to conservation organizations to private landowners—in order to protect and better manage the United State's southern forests.
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Tips to put the freeze on your energy bills this summer.
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You can save 10-15% on your energy bill by hanging your clothes rather than using a dryer. This old fashioned way of drying laundry is worth the effort.
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Wanting the best of both worlds. How is it we want to preserve wild spaces yet reap the rewards of their treasures? The dichotomies of the suburban life unfold on a running trail.
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The tiger has an estimated population of 3,400-5,000 individuals; the giant panda, 1,000-2,000; the Sumatran rhino, 250; the North Atlantic right whale, 200-250; and the California condor, 170.
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An interview with Megan Parker, founder of Working Dogs for Conservation.
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Rio Tinto's ilmenite mine in southeastern Madagascar is among the largest on the planet.
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With an economy in recession and climate change becoming a more pressing concern each day, taking a look at the amount of energy you use in your home just makes sense.
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An interview with Stephen Gold, Solar and Technology Manager for Wildlife Conservation Network.
Denver, CO
Local Challenge
Water is a limited resource in the West, and conservation is a critical concern. Do one of the following: change your faucet aerators to low flow to save 55% more water and energy, plus a water savings of over 12,000 gallons per year; take a shorter shower (if all Denver residents reduce their shower time by 45 seconds, we could collectively save over 400 million gallons of water each year); check for leaks by putting food coloring in your toilet tank. If it seeps into the toilet bowl without flushing, you have a leak. Fixing it can save up to 1,000 gallons a month.
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