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November 5, 2009 |
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From energy-efficient lighting to recyclable building materials, there are a host of new ways to make your workplace more environmentally friendly
The cap-and-trade program created by 11 Northeastern states has begun to deliver revenues that are being used to pay the salaries of new "green collar" workers
Uncle Sam looks to eliminate the biggest hurdle to expanding renewable energy--the need for suitable sites to place commercial-scale wind and solar farms--by reusing hundreds of old mines, landfills and industrial sites
Solutions to environmental problems ranging from global warming to peak oil--and how the environment is playing a role in this year's elections
Can a small Kansas town leveled by a twister revive its fortunes by becoming an energy-efficient, eco-conscious community?
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