The Green Buzz

Friday, May 17th

Happy National Bike to Work Day! After you lock up your wheels, read today's green news:
  1. If climate scientists overwhelmingly agree on global warming, why doesn't the public? (NY Times)
  2. Want healthier tomatoes? Grow them with LEDs. (TreeHugger)
  3. Jaguars are large, beautiful and thankfully thriving in the Peruvian Amazon. (Mongabay)
  4. It's Earth's most iconic summit. And it's melting. Fast. (Huffington Post Green)
  5. Vehicles in the U.S. hit an estimated 1-2 million animals every year. (Scientific American)

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