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iPod’s packaging dissolves in water
So Apple's coolness factor is now going to increase, if that is possible. Their packaging dissolves in water. Yeah. Watch.
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Big brands want us to shop our way green
A Guardian columnist says we should champion big companies like McDonald's for pushing small green habits on consumers. We're not so sure.
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Join Politico and the oil industry to discuss energy — and thanks, wind, for sponsoring
Not busy on Nov. 15? Join industry leaders in an affirmation that America isn't helping fossil fuels enough.
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Friday music blogging: Lord Huron
Seattle’s beautiful late summer season is finally over and the gray drizzle is back. It’s getting dark earlier. Flannel shirts are coming out of closets. Fireplace covers are being removed. As it happens, I recently stumbled across an artist that makes music practically custom designed for this season: Lord Huron.
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Can you green a ghost town? Lauren Riga of Gary, Ind., is going to try
Gary, Indiana: It’s not all Music Man. The sustainability chief tells us what it’s like doing environmental work in a shuttered, post-apocalyptic town.
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Internet yells at David Brooks for idiotic column on clean energy
New York Times columnist David Brooks has written an execrable, nonsensical column about cleantech and climate change. Bloggers pounced.
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A Koch-allied group aims to make wind energy toxic
The American Energy Alliance is working to make a wind industry tax credit so "toxic" that Congress will refuse to pass an extension.
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Hillary Clinton pushes a key diplomatic mission: Energy
In a speech on Thursday, Clinton called for climate action and outlined the nation's priorities for keeping energy conflicts in check.
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The Ukrainian Navy teaches dolphins how to kill people
The Ukrainian Navy is supposedly training dolphins to kill people. This is not the first time dolphins have been used in military strategy, but it is probably the most violent task that's been asked of them. Now that's what we call progress!
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False killer whales to get real new protections
The feds have settled a lawsuit aimed at protecting rare "false killer whale" dolphins in Hawaii.
