Solutions to environmental problems ranging from carbon offsets to regrowing tropical rainforests--and whether nuclear power can contribute to the fight against global warming
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SciAm and CNN keep an eye on a Planet in Peril
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Aggressive Optimism: Environmental Challenges Facing the New President
Letter from Scientific American Earth 3.0 Managing Editor Mark Fischetti
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Obama's First 100 Days
The new president must take bold steps, right away, to tackle the nations energy challenge
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The U.S. Needs to Lead in Clean Tech
Steve Mirsky talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Thomas L. Friedman on how green technology can save the world economy
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Eco-Gadgets: Exploiting the Shame Meter
A few simple gadgets for the home would prod people into saving energy
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To Save the Parks--Turn Off the TV!
More and more parks will close if we don't tear ourselves away from electronic screens
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Green-Collar Jobs--The Future of the Global Workplace
Investing now in clean energy technology will create millions of jobs and lifelong careers
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For Alternative Energy's Sake--Keep Oil Prices High
Tax oil if prices drop? No way! Yet if we don't, we can say good-bye to renewable energy
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Being Green: An Ecofriendly Guide to Surviving Winter
Tips from weatherproofing to a guilt-free Christmas
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Cap and Dividend, Not Trade: Making Polluters Pay
A novel carbon trading system would reduce warming ... and pay consumers
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Ecotravel: Migration Sightseeing--From Gray Whales to Butterflies
Experience the awe of mass migrations
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Branding Tap Water to Replace the Plastic Bottle
Using viral marketing to break the world's addiction to bottled water
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Carbon-Offset Cowboys Let Their Grass Grow
Ranchers in Montana are being paid by polluters to keep their grass unmowed
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Regrowing Borneo's Rainforest--Tree by Tree
To save orangutans, scientist Willie Smits is restoring a rain forest--and creating new livelihoods for the Indonesian families who help him
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Shark-Smitten Tourists Help Save Guadelupe's Great Whites
Ecotourism has become the unlikely protector of the unexpectedly endangered great white sharks
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