Today’s green news round-up holds the secret to a long, healthy life.
- A new seabird was discovered in Hawaii…and it’s a 40-year-old stuffed specimen. (Mongabay)
- Coal shortages are speeding up China’s move toward clean energy. (CleanTechnica)
- A new study says deforestation rates are higher in protected forests. (YaleE360)
- Attention Labor Day travelers: Hurricane Irene might’ve shut down your favorite outdoor recreation spot. (Christian Science Monitor)
- The world’s oldest person (nearly 121! wow!) credits her longevity to her healthy, all-natural Amazon Rainforest lifestyle. (Treehugger)
Tags: Amazon, Amazon rainforest, China, Christian Science Monitor, CleanTechnica, coal, deforestation, Energy, Forests, Hawaii, Hurricane Irene, Labor Day, Mongabay, nature and health, new species, outdoor recreation areas, Protected Areas, seabird, Treehugger, world's oldest person, YaleE360
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