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Rain Barrels Conserve Water for Green-Minded Gardeners
February 5, 2010
Sadly, the average American uses 100 gallons of water per day, and more than 50% of that is for outdoor use.
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Changing the Tide of Toxic Water
February 4, 2010
Although the local government isn’t making any moves toward improvement, people are concerned about the possibly toxic water they’re bathing in, cooking with and drinking.
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RecycleMania: A Friendly College Competition Takes Off
It’s not a football game or a fraternity war. This is collegiate competition at its greenest.
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6 days ago
The California Statewide Green Building Code: How Construction Will Change in a Big Way
The California Green Building Standards Code, unanimously approved on January 12, 2010, promises landmarks of less waste into landfills and smarter irrigation as building standards.
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4 weeks ago
Whole Foods Ups the Resolution Ante
The “This is My Year to…” campaign, conducted through Whole Foods’ Facebook page, lets you choose the sustainable food issue most important to you in 2010.
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1 month ago
Ski Resorts That Slope Toward Green (and Those Way Off Course)
Based on various environmentally friendly criteria, the Ski Area Citizens Coalition issued a 2009/2010 environmental report card for 83 ski resorts across the western United States.
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