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As Population, Consumption Rise, Builder Goes Small
11/17/2011by Christopher Joyce The world’s population has just hit 7 billion people and continues to grow. Population experts are concerned about…
Read MoreInvasion Of The Mind-Controlling Zombie Parasites
11/17/2011by Sabri Ben-Achour A few months back, something terrible happened to millions of flies around Washington, D.C. “We were getting literally…
Read MoreSocially Responsible Investing: How Small Investors Can Drive Change
11/17/2011By Jacen Greene From Quaker prohibitions on slave trading, to boycotts of firms doing business in apartheid South Africa, to analyzing…
Read MoreBeyond Seizing Parks, New Paths to Influence
11/16/2011By CARA BUCKLEY The anti-Wall Street protests, which are being driven from their urban encampments across the nation, now face a…
Read MoreNortheast States Teaming Up to Build EV Charging Network
11/16/2011The West Coast has wasted no time building electric vehicle corridors, but so far the Northeast has lagged behind on electric…
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Five Finalists for Green Car of the Year Announced
11/16/2011On November 17 at the LA Auto Show, the Green Car of the Year Award will be given out for the…
Read MoreThe World’s Best Solar Power Regions are the Coldest Locales
11/16/2011Large expanses of desert have received most of the attention when it comes to large solar power installations, but a new…
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Stove Project Impacts Indigent Women and Earth. The Paradigm Project
11/16/2011by Anna@Green Talk With all of our creature comforts, it is hard to imagine that somewhere in the world woman are carrying wood…
Read MoreVince Cable’s trash gaffe – a victory for recycling
11/16/2011Hacking and bribery scandals has left public trust in journalism at a level low a deep geothermal drill would struggle to…
Read MoreMilitary thinktank urges US to cut oil use
11/16/2011Report from Military Advisory Board says US must reduce energy imports over the next decade as a national security imperative By…
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