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Alternative presidential debate: Some climate, mostly drugs
Last night's alternative presidential debate took on climate change -- kind of.
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Dutch towns could heat their bike lanes during the winter
As usual, the Dutch have it all figured out.
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Americans spend $4.2 billion a year on gluten-free products
And spend absolutely nothing on free products. (See what I did there?)
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Judge bans GMOs in national wildlife refuges
Which seems kind of like a no-brainer, but what do we know.
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By next year, you could go to work in a building powered by algae
It is literally a green building.
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Will Sandy destroy the entire East Coast? Probably not.
I guess that headline was a little over the top.
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California’s biggest climate hawk comes under fire
A tight state senate race in California between long-time climate champion Sen. Fran Pavley and Republican Todd Zink has major significance for clean energy far beyond that state's borders.
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Levi’s is making jeans out of plastic bottles
Levi's is making a new kind of jeans out of 20 percent recycled material. We hope they are as cool and comfortable as regular Levi's.
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When it comes to food, how does your lawmaker stack up?
It just got much easier to find out how your representatives in Congress voted on food issues -- and to tell them what you think about it. Now who said the food movement doesn't pack a political punch?
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Heritage seed icons bring back pioneer chic
Emilee and Jere Gettle run the largest mail-order heritage seed business in the U.S. -- and have neo-Amish wardrobes straight out of an old Sears catalog.
