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Play It Again Sam: Alternatively Powered Radios and Players
Hell On Two Wheels
Massachusetts Town First to Ban Bottled Water Sales
Happy Environmentalists Wanted
Electric Car 2.0: Who Will Win The Race?
NASA's Stunning Sun Images
Mobil Green Power Launches First National Mobile Solar Power Network
Technological Priorities: More Access to Cell Phones Than Bathrooms in India
10 Simple Steps to Reduce Your Pet's Carbon Pawprint
Climate change: What would Brian Boitano do?
From Climate Change To Climate Crisis
Earth Day Founder Speaks Out: All Certified Wood is Not Equal
$6 Billion plan to save the rainforests
Idle Free Earth Day!
Lowering Income Taxes While Raising Pollution Taxes Reaps Great Returns
A Follow-Up to Living Without Electricity: What Is Truly Sustainable?
Earth Day Tips For Eco-Conscious Kids
Going green to be seen
Earth Out of Sync: Rising Temperatures Throwing off Seasonal Timing
Pedal-a-Watt Powered Blogathon update
Pedal-Powered Recycling and Trash Pick-Up
Data Highlights on Solar Energy
EcoDIY with kids: a bird's nest
Virgin Galactic Flights
Make Your Own Energy-Saving Thermal Curtains
The best internship on earth
Bicycle chandelier
Bloom Box Fuel Cell
I wish my pets had never been born
Coal-Fired Power On the Way Out?
First Wind-Powered Ferry Planned for San Francisco Bay
10 Best Eco-Adventure Destinations in India
Energy Efficiency Will Change the Way the World Creates and Uses Energy
This week in tech: We need an energy miracle
Winter Olympics: the First Ever Carbon Neutral Olympic Games
Spaceships for Hire
Satellite Phone Lands Green Traveller in Endless Indian Terrorism Trial
Buy Nothing Valentine's Day
Americans Want to Know: “How Do I Recycle My Computer?”
City Rain – Award winning XNA XBOX and PC Game
Leilani Münters Eco Dream-Team Announces NASCAR Green Challenge
Way2Go's To Do List: 10 Transportation Wishes for 2010
U.S. Feeds One Quarter of its Grain to Cars While Hunger is on the Rise
Fake Greenwashing: The New “Green” Trend?
Government's lack of strategic planning blamed for poor transport options across the UK
Environmental Literacy Included in Obama's New Education Budget: Historic First
I do 30 – do you?
UK partners with Indonesia to fight climate change
Free, Earth-Friendly Weed Killer for Small Yards and Gardens!
How to make solar-tea

Peter H. Gleick: Celebrities and Bottled Water: Spoiled, Misinformed, or Just Plain Weird The explosive growth in bottled water use by Americans, and indeed, much of the rest of the world, is due to many factors, including both unfounded and legitimate concerns about tap water, disappearing water fountains from our public spaces, misleading and false advertising, and a desire to emulate our famous (and infamous) public figures. We used to drink 1 gallon of bottled water a year, on average. Now it is nearly 30 gallons a year p..

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Wayne Pacelle: After Long Chase, Florida Bans Cruel Fox and Coyote Pens On Wednesday, culminating a more than yearlong effort, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) outlawed fox and coyote pens, the gruesome practice of releasing a fox or coyote inside a pen to be chased and often torn apart by dogs. The Humane Society of the United States has long been campaigning to end this abusive practice, and we have made a major advance with the new policy in Florida that will save countless foxe..

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Elizabeth Cunningham: Honoring the Elements: The Pagan Roots of Religion "My family is Jewish," he said to me. "My family is Protestant," she added. "But we're pagan," he continued, "and we want our wedding to have some pagan element." "Only we want it to be subtle," she said. "We don't want our families to feel uncomfortable." "That's simple," I answered. "We'll honor the elements." It's a feature of most contemporary pagan rituals. "We all have to breathe. We all need light and warmth. We all stand on t..

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Camilla Fox: Compassionate Conservation ~ Bridging the Divide Between Animal Welfare & Conservation Blogging from Oxford, England from the Compassionate Conservation Conference- a ground-breaking International Symposium on animal welfare in conservation practice. The Symposium, sponsored by the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) and the Born Free Foundation, has brought together scientists and practitioners from a range of disciplines to debate animal welfare issues in conservation, look for practical outcomes and promote a..

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John Odum: Looking Towards the "Fault Tolerant Society" It wasn't the collective gasp, followed by the sigh of relief I expected. Instead, the response among those I spoke with to the news of another oil rig disaster in the gulf, along with the follow-up report that its impact appeared to be minimal, was something more akin to a collective deer-in-the-headlights episode. Casual observers -- as well as the media -- seemed not to know what to do with the news. Call it "disaster saturation," pe..

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