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Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, May 30
Written by Megan Sheehan | May 30th, 2012
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From moonbirds to green jobs, here’s your morning dose of green news.
- B95, or “Moonbird” — A famous red knot — is back in the Delaware Bay, located by the same biologist who banded it 19 years ago! (Green)
- The Prius is now the world’s third top-selling car. (Bloomberg)
- Give local residents a say on how forests are used, and you’ll reduce deforestation and climate change. (Washington Post)
- Looking for a new job? Here are five surprisingly green ones. (National Geographic)
- Waste not, want not: If you’re a Massachusetts business, much of your food waste will soon be composted for green energy. (GreenBiz)
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, March 25
Written by Bob Lalasz | March 25th, 2009
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The Tata Nano is here! What the heck is the Tata Nano?! The cheapest new car in history — costing less than $2,000 — the Nano gets 56 mpg, is about as small as an mP3 player…and is set to sweep India and then the rest of the developing world. But is that a good [...]
Children and Their Carbon Legacy: A Way to be an Eco-Hero?
Written by Peter Kareiva | March 11th, 2009
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There are carbon calculators galore on the web — including The Nature Conservancy’s very own. These calculators allow you to figure out how your activities and lifestyle contribute to the carbon emissions that are responsible for the climate disruption the world now faces. Rarely, however, does one see any discussion of what population growth means [...]
Cool Green Morning: Thursday, March 5
Written by Bob Lalasz | March 5th, 2009
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China is today’s glimmer of green hope — yes, China — on Cool Green Morning. Here are the five links you MUST click on today to stay au courant en verde: Glug Glug Glug: Florida, Louisiana, Texas and North Carolina’s coasts are among the most vulnerable in the United States to sea-level rise (a widely [...]
Cool Green Morning: Tuesday, March 3
Written by Bob Lalasz | March 3rd, 2009
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We love dirt, our dogs love dirt…and now there’s another reason to love dirt — it’s really good at soaking up atmospheric carbon. Except when you disturb it and get it angry…Check out this story and the five other green links you absolutely must click on today: Down and Dirty: Soil — the hidden carbon [...]
