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Even better than more cowbell: Doctors are prescribing bikeshare memberships
Feeling the wind in your hair is way more fun than popping a pill.
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Risk game: What a warmer planet means to the bottom line
How do we move beyond vague climate fears? Risky Business’ Kate Gordon is assembling hard data on what’s at stake for business.
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These sad photos of NYC’s gentrification show chain stores replacing local businesses
See a 50-year-old East Village deli become a Chase bank.
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Leaked IPCC stunner: Going bald slashes your carbon footprint, offsets Arctic ice loss
A leaked U.N. report suggests that if every adult male in the world shaved his head, it would entirely offset the enhanced warming from Arctic sea ice loss.
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Is this man the greenest governor in America?
If Jay Inslee succeeds in his ambitious climate and energy goals, the impacts will extend far beyond Washington state.
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Californians to receive $30 to $40 climate credit this month
The state's cap-and-trade program is about to pay off for millions of residents, who will be getting credits on their electricity bills.
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Fish massages are the secret to sustainable caviar
This new, no-kill caviar IS more expensive than normal -- up to $135 an ounce -- but foodies probably won't mind.
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Hawaii might legalize hemp — for environmental reasons, of course
Hemp may be low in THC, but the plants are great for sucking up metals, pesticides, and even crude oil outta the soil.
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More Americans willing to try cannibalism than veganism, new study finds
Converting to veganism remains a hard sell to most Americans. How hard? New research hints that most of us would rather munch on our neighbor Larry than give up meat and dairy.
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Teaching butchers — and brewers, and picklers — to stay out of the red
A school for entrepreneurs offers real-world business lessons to help small food businesses stay afloat.