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January, 2008

EDITORS: car emissions are moving overseas
Presidential candidates care about the climate
Urban Sustainability in China
EDITORS: Deciphering the lingo of cap-and-trade
EDITORS: US wind power - blown away by the competition
Bush’s plan for tackling climate change: same as it ever was
EDITORS: Measuring the state of green business
Blinding writers with science

February, 2008

The future of fashion...is here
The greening of Super Bowl XLII
The future of carbon capture
Lightening the load during Lent
Are all biofuels bad?
If you had to choose between solar panels and trees…
Putting your money where your carbon is
Don’t forget to jot down ‘carbon credits’ on your shopping list
Ice: The New Frontier

March, 2008

Crochet to save the Great Barrier Reef
Food for thought
Where to find that special (green) someone
Does Daylight Savings save energy?
Beyond greenwashing
The climate refugees are coming
Senators do not go gently...
Italy cuts the cheese: mozzarella has elevated levels of carcinogen
Extreme fishiness

April, 2008

Gore launches global warming campaign
Not cool
Sealed with love: a humane way to kill
We won’t be able to close the energy gap, solar expert says
We’ll have the lobster, hold the larvicide
Farm time
Climate killings
Ode to the earthworm: appreciate them before they’re gone
Pump, pump it up
Sundance Channel Eco Biz show features amazing green mag
Biofuels under fire

May, 2008

Federal legislators hear all about e-waste challenge
Rising US food prices
Water footprint calculator
Cyclone Nargis and climate change
McCain talks climate change
Photovoltaic-Powered Bra
Name your own frog species
Carbon offset smack down

June, 2008

Climate change bill begins
Use oil and gas for plastics, not electricity
Airlines get behind algae fuel
New York City goes car free
Exxon Mobil’s puny punitive damages
Ice, Ice Fading

July, 2008

BLM puts big solar on hold

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Extinction Blog
New mathematical model predicts faster extinctions. Much faster.

Endangered species could go extinct 100 times (continued)

Your Daily Green Bit
Green grilling, part 2: food, wine, carbon

Just in case we really are what we eat, we'd (continued)

The Cutting Edge
Flat-screen TVs—worse than coal plants?

Here’s an audacious claim: the production of (continued)

Recyclable Comedy
Depressing eco heroes

Dr. Theo Colborn on declining sperm counts and (continued)

Ask Plenty
Do I need to buy a commercial compost bin?

Q. I’d like to start composting leaves, (continued)

Eco-Eats
To appeal to consumers, is it enough for organic and green products to be pretty on the inside?

Milk has been on my mind. Or, more (continued)

Extinction Blog
How climate change could kill off the tuatara

Like many reptile species, tuatara hatchlings aren't (continued)

In the Garden
Reducing our 'food miles'

Lately I've been counting the black raspberries as (continued)

Given the pollution produced by fireworks, how will you ecofy your Fourth of July?

Burn soy candles and sip eco cocktails.
Limit the pyrotechnics to sparklers, black snakes, and snaps (aka poppers).
Invent my own nitrogen-rich fireworks!
Come on…it’s once a year.

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