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What an Art Prize in Michigan Can Teach Us About Building Better Cities
Rick DeVos is an unlikely urban hero. A Grand Rapids native, he is a scion of the famous (and famously conservative) Rich DeVos, co-founder of Amway.
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Gardening Eden with Michael Abbaté
Creation Care for Pastors' interview with Michael Abbaté, the author of Gardening Eden: How Creation Care Will Change Your Faith, Your Life, and Our World.
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Eco-Driving is great. But how about less driving in the first place?
May is EcoDriving Month. I don't know who decided this, but it's fine with me if designating a month will encourage drivers to learn strategies for lessening their fuel consumption and emissions while driving.
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Extinction of Christmas Island Pipistrelle bat predicted in less than six months
The Australasian Bat Society predicts that the Christmas Island Pipistrelle bat has less than six months left until extinction, unless measures are taken immediately to set-up a captive breeding population.
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Restoring manly ecology
One of the reasons the environment took a beating this past century is manly men were sucked indoors during the industrial revolution. Getting them back outdoors - their wives and children with them - is a must.
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World governments to miss goal protecting 10 percent of every ecoregion by next year
It is unlikely that world governments will keep their pledge to protect 10 percent of every ecological region by 2010, according to a new study published in Biological Conservation.
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Pittsburgh City Paper, May 14, 2009 - Bill O'Driscoll reports: The President of the Christian Coalition addresses the National Wildlife Federation.
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Learn to have a water-wise garden
Lawns use more than 50,000 gallons of water a year on average in California. That's roughly equal to the amount of water a family of four uses in four months. Replacing a portion of the lawn with water-wise plants can cut that number in half.
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