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Artist’s ‘Three Gorges’ Video Installation Takes Viewers Into a Disappearing Landscape
11/16/2011

by Jennifer Hattam In the darkened room, the only sounds are the hum of a ship’s engine and the water lapping…

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Climate Change Has Calif. Vintners Rethinking Grapes
11/16/2011

by Lauren Sommer Prime California wine country areas like the Napa Valley could soon be facing rising temperatures, according to climate…

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FedEx, UPS and other transport leaders commit to cleaner fleets
11/16/2011

Five leaders in green transport and logistics – AT&T, PepsiCo, United Parcel Service, FedEx and Verizon – have become charter members…

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Evolution of Philanthropy: Giving Your Products Away
11/16/2011

By Mary Catherine O’Connor Many firms ask that employees carve out some of their time to volunteer for organizations such as…

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Enterprise Leads the Car Rental Market with its First Ever Sustainability Report
11/16/2011

By Raz Godelnik The car rental market is one market that is constantly getting greener, offering a growing number of green…

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Best Buy Enters the Home Energy Market
11/16/2011

By Nick Aster Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn wrapped up this week’s BSR conference with a commitment to helping consumers save on energy…

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Americans Not Making Great Progress on Home Energy Efficiency Improvements
11/16/2011

by Matthew McDermott Americans really aren’t doing a good job actually making home energy efficiency improvements, a new national survey finds….

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The Archipod Comes To America. But Will It Catch On?
11/15/2011

by Lloyd Alter I have had an ongoing debate with Alex Johnson of Shedworking, a british website devoted to the subject…

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Plan to Recycle $300 Billion Worth of Space Debris
11/15/2011

By Akhila Vijayaraghavan Its hard enough to tackle pollution on Earth, let alone in space. However, the recent NASA UARS spacecraft fall…

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Vision of the City of the Future From 1950 Is Not That Far Off From the Reality of the Present
11/15/2011

by Lloyd Alter Often looking back to the past for visions of the future can be hilarious, when you see how…

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