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Bringing the Wind In
The Atlantic Wind Connection (AWC)—a 350-mile underwater transmission line designed for offshore wind energy—has drawn billions in investment from three sources: Google; Good Energies & Marubeni.
Corals in Crisis
Coral Reefs—Home To More Than 4,000 Species of Fish—May Not Be Long for This Earth…
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How Green Is That…Bouquet?
Before buying your beloved a bouquet that will not only wither and wilt, but also pollute the planet and people, opt for handmade blooms instead. More than 60% of cut flowers in the U.S. come from Colombia, where fields are sprayed with highly toxic chemicals not subject to U.S. regulations. Here are our favorite alternative […]
BPA’s Dangerous Chemical Cousin
A Chemical Lookalike to Bisphenol A May Be Even More Risky It would have been hard to get through 2010 without bumping into some scary information about the plastic ingredient Bisphenol A, aka BPA, like the fact it leaches from polycarbonate baby bottles and sports bottles and metal food can linings into food and drinks, […]