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Cool Green Morning: Thursday, December 1
Written by Madeline Breen | December 1st, 2011
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Masked maids clean the streets of India.
- Forget people. The first travelers that humans rocket to Mars could be worms. (Christian Science Monitor)
- One dolphin survivor may hold the clue to animal die-off in the Gulf Coast. (Green)
- In India, sometimes all you need is a mop, buckets and anonymity to clean your streets. (Grist)
- Financing coal is controversial — yet 20 of the world’s biggest banks are coughing up cash. (Guardian)
- Sharks create twice as many jets of water as other fishes’ tails. (Wired Science)
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, June 24
Written by Darci Palmquist | June 24th, 2009
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Biodiesel, coal mining, Waxman-Markey, air pollution, whale-watching… there’s sure to be a topic that interests you in this morning’s round-up of Cool Green News. So have no fear, just dive on in! The country’s largest biodiesel plant — established just a year ago — is going under already. Lack of demand, trade barriers and government stalling on [...]
