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A warehouse of protest wonders
12/27/2011

In an industrial section of San Francisco, Greenpeace stores the props that go along with its brand of theatrical activism, like…

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Harsh Political Reality Slows Climate Studies Despite Extreme Year
12/26/2011

By JUSTIN GILLIS At the end of one of the most bizarre weather years in American history, climate research stands at a…

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Revend Launches Light Bulb Recycling Vending Machine
12/26/2011

U.K. corporation Revend Recycling Limited has launched a “reverse vending” recycling machine for the collection and recycling of domestic light bulbs…

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SUPERSTAR’S SPY TEAM
12/26/2011

BY JUSTIN ROCKET SILVERMAN, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — George Clooney has not only played a CIA agent in films — the lantern-jawed…

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A Different Kind of Container Store
12/26/2011

A rendering of a new Starbucks store in Seattle that was built primarily of four used shipping containers. Starbucks is about…

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Scarlett Johansson Talks Poverty and Politics
12/26/2011

Although she may be best known for her quirky film roles and sultry looks, Scarlett Johansson is much more than a pretty…

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2011: The Year in Environmental Disasters
12/26/2011

by Alex Davies, After last year’s BP oil spill and other environmental disasters, hopes were high that 2011 would be a better year….

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VIDEO: See How Painting Mountains in Peru is Slowly Bringing Back Lost Glaciers
12/26/2011

by Tafline Laylin, When we first learned about Eduardo Gold’s plan to paint the Peruvian Andes white in order to deflect heat back…

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Does This ‘Hydrogen-Powered’ Luxury Boat Break the Laws of Physics?
12/23/2011

by Michael Graham Richard, Hydrogen from Water = Energy Storage There’s a supposedly “hydrogen-powered” luxury boat that has been making the…

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US adds more billion-dollar disasters to 2011 list
12/23/2011

By Miguel Llanos, msnbc.com Just last August the federal officials who track weather disasters said 2011 would go down as a…

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