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Bulb Beliefsnew

The truth behind the legend of compact fluorescent lamps.
Tucson Weekly  |  Randy Serraglio  |  07-05-2007  |  Environment

Grapes of Cashnew

Lewis & Clark College owns thousands of acres in Eastern Oregon. If you think that's odd, read what the school might do with them.
Willamette Week  |  Beth Slovic  |  07-05-2007  |  Environment

Live Earth Side Tripsnew

There's a (relatively) nearby place to each Live Earth concert where you can actually see the effects of global warming, and we have links to webcams where you can see the real effects of human innovation on our big blue marble.
Portland Phoenix  |  Jeff Inglis  |  07-03-2007  |  Environment

A Texas Town is Poisoned, But No One is Responsiblenew

A pesticide-processing plant that operated in South Mission from 1950 to 1972 is believed to be the cause of cancer and birth defects -- but since the facility closed, attempts to remove toxic residues and compensate residents have repeatedly foundered.
The Texas Observer  |  Jesse Boga  |  07-03-2007  |  Environment

Biomass, Fuel of the Futurenew

University of Wisconsin-Madison will be one of three institutions nationally to receive federal grants worth $25 million a year for five years to discover more efficient ways of producing biofuels.
Isthmus  |  Phil Hands  |  07-02-2007  |  Environment

Toxic Indianapolisnew

Our city's air pollution problems are disproportionately harming our economy, our health and our natural environment -- they are also a direct result of competing political agendas and interests between state and city governments, as well as our own bad habits.
NUVO  |  Laura McPhee  |  06-29-2007  |  Environment

Gas Guzzling is a Hard Sell, But the Senate Is Buyingnew

Excuse me if I'm not impressed with the new fuel economy standards (35 miles per gallon by the year 2020) just passed by the US Senate.
Artvoice  |  Michael I. Niman  |  06-29-2007  |  Environment

The Politics of Pollutingnew

The Senate moves to greatly increase gas mileage in cars and trucks, but doesn't go far enough for California.
Los Angeles CityBeat  |  Dean Kuipers  |  06-29-2007  |  Environment

New Mexico's Hot Air?new

Gov. Bill Richardson says New Mexico is the "clean energy state" -- maybe someday.
Santa Fe Reporter  |  David Alire Garcia  |  06-28-2007  |  Environment

A Leak From the Deepnew

Nobody knows for sure what kind of oily polutant is seeping into the water at Fisherman's Wharf.
SF Weekly  |  Mary Spicuzza  |  06-27-2007  |  Environment

Turning the Tidesnew

Have Mayor Gavin Newsom and PG&E teamed up to steal San Francisco's tidal power from the public?
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Amanda Witherell  |  06-27-2007  |  Environment

Greed & Ignorance Lead to Habitat Destructionnew

Limiting human population is necessary.
C-Ville Weekly  |  Marlene Condon  |  06-27-2007  |  Environment

For Many, Petroleum Is No Longer an Optionnew

Though reasers represent the most hardcore end of the alternative-fuel-consumer spectrum, biodiesel, ethanol and natural gas are three federally regulated options increasingly available at the consumer level.
San Diego CityBeat  |  Kia Momtazi  |  06-27-2007  |  Environment

Raising the Lower Ninenew

How residents of one historic neighborhood in New Orleans are framing the flood-ravaged area's recovery in modern, "green" terms.
Gambit  |  Ariane Wiltse  |  06-26-2007  |  Environment

Wisconsin Seeks Pollution Breaks for Businessesnew

Environmentalists worry about health implications.
Shepherd Express  |  Dennis A. Shook  |  06-25-2007  |  Environment

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