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Growing a Greener Inbox

Jackson Free Press | April 21, 2008

OK, you've ditched the bottled water habit, unplugged all your home electronics when they're not in use, and started a compost pile in your backyard. Pat yourself on the back for making the effort to get greener at home -- but don't forget that some of your biggest waste may actually be at work.

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Tags: environment, computers & technology

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Re-housing residents along the Mississippi coast became the most daunting problem of the post-Katrina recovery—logistically and politically speaking.

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Jackson Free Press | Adria Walker | 08-07-2015 | Civil Liberties

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