February 2010
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GREEN RAINBOW OVER ICELAND
Iceland is a nation that can boast that their electricity comes from affordable, sustainable geothermal and hydroelectric energy. These resources are 100% renewable and there is no green energy cost premium.
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EARTHSHIP SUPERSTAR
Roswell, New Mexico, may be famous for spaceships, but Taos, New Mexico, is best known for its "Earthships," passive solar homes conceived by architect-turned -"biotect," Mike Reynolds, almost four decades ago in response to the environmental issues of the time.
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SCIENTISTS CALL FOR AN END TO MOUNTAINTOP REMOVAL COAL MINING
Many people find beauty in mountain scenery and take trips to experience the sight themselves, finding it far surpasses any photograph. The Appalachian Mountains are particularly intriguing. They start at Belle Island in Canada and end at the Cheaha Mountains in the U.S. state of Alabama. However, since the 1960s, their beauty has been diminished by mountaintop mining.
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HOME ENVIROSENSE |
CITY & COMMUNITY EFFORTS |
| "BLOW, BLOW THY WINTER WIND"
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PITTSBURGH'S ECONOMIC REBIRTH
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GLOBAL FRONTIER |
BACK TO NATURE |
| MANAGING URBAN WASTE: COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
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THE STARTLING LIFE OF BEES
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GREEN LEADER PROFILE |
GS PRODUCT PICKS |
| RUTH PATRICK — BOTANIST AND LIMNOLOGIST
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GREEN SOLUTIONS PRODUCT PICKS
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TO YOUR HEALTH |
ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHANGE |
| CELEBRATING HEART & STROKE MONTH WITH CHOCOLATE
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THE WORLD'S GREENEST MUSEUM
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BOOKS FOR THOUGHT |
ECO PHOTO & WORD OF THE MONTH |
| GONE TOMORROW: THE HIDDEN LIFE OF GARBAGE
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"Pollution"
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