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Hong Kong Launches its First Electric Taxis
05/28/2013

Hong Kong is laying the foundations for a zero-emissions city with a brand new fleet of 45 bright red electric taxi

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World faces ‘self-inflicted’ water shortages within a generation
05/28/2013

The world will face “severe pressure on fresh water” within one or two generations …

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Scientists See a Negative Outlook Despite a Recent Stabilization in Global Warming
05/27/2013

…even with the recent stabilization, the climate is expected to warm beyond the 2-degree danger zone that marks an unmanageable change in the atmosphere.

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Vertical ‘Pinkhouses:’ The Future Of Urban Farming?
05/27/2013

Vertical farmers can lower the energy bill, by giving plants only the wavelengths of light they need the most: the blue and red.

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UN Scientists Estimate Sea Levels Could Rise 27 Inches This Century
05/24/2013

We all know that sea levels across the world are steadily rising due to climate change…

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What Exploded On The Moon?
05/24/2013

The explosion was so bright it could be seen by the naked eye from Earth.

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Fracking Poses a Risk to Our Water Supply
05/23/2013

The recent boom in fracking has turned America into the Saudi Arabia of natural gas, almost overnight.

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Japan Takes Steps to Permanently Close First Nuclear Reactor Since Fukushima Disaster
05/23/2013

With five other reactors under review, it sends a signal to nuclear plants that it is no longer business as usual.

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UN Report Says Natural Disasters Have Cost $2.5 Trillion Since 2000
05/22/2013

A new United Nations report makes the startling assertion that disasters have resulted in $2.5 trillion in damage within the last 13 years alone.

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2.6-Billion-Year-Old Water Found in Reservoirs Under Canada
05/22/2013

Newly discovered water trapped more than a mile below ground in Canada could be billions of years old…

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