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May, 2007

Going Green in the Desert

June, 2007

This Ain’t Ed Begley Junior’s Electric Car
A Lean, Green, Computing Machine
Is GM One Step Closer To Hydrogen Cars for Everyone?
Solar Powered Phone Features Forever Standby Time
Solar Motorcycle

July, 2007

New Hand Dryer Greener, Cleaner, Hygiener
Ermenegildo Zegna Makes a Solar Fashion Statement
What the FEG? Hovering Windmills Promise Cheap Energy
Orb Makes Energy Conservation Easy, Funky

August, 2007

The Crowd Farm: Power From the People
Recycling For Dollars: Homeowners Go Green for Greenbacks
Cranking Out the Tunes
Online Store Offers Guilt-free Computing
Use The Computer that Gilligan Used

September, 2007

More Magnets for your Fridge
Wind Power Comes to the Suburbs
A Backseat-Driver You’ll Love

October, 2007

Green Washing or Greenwashing?
Do the Enviro-Hop
Go, Go, Gadget Wind Power
Recycling Tech: Don’t Kick Your Computer to The Curb
Social Networking Goes Green

November, 2007

The Second Coming of the Electric Car
Solar Gadgets Galore
Are Your Gadgets Stealing Electricity?

December, 2007

Small Hops to Eco-Friendlier Skies
Is A Wind-Powered “Supergrid” Right for Europe?
Bees Help Servers Grow Smarter

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The Current
Increased noise pollution could harm polar bears

Polar bears already face a number of (continued)

A Farmer's Notebook
Fear and hope during America's financial crisis

I’ve been thinking about fear lately. It’s (continued)

The Cutting Edge
Energy ball spins new form of wind energy

Picture a wind turbine that uses an (continued)

Extinction Blog
2008 Red List of Endangered Species: A 'bleak picture' of the world's biodiversity

Half of all mammal species are in decline, (continued)

Your Daily Green Bit
E-printers

Let’s face it: Even with email and (continued)

Ask Plenty
What's quinoa's carbon footprint?

Q. I’m recently obsessed with quinoa—which, apparently, (continued)

The Dirt
Two rockers weigh in on saving the planet

Two British musicians have spoken out on the (continued)

The Current
Sarah Palin's got a hunting bow

The holidays are fast approaching, and it’s (continued)

What do you think the economic crisis means for the environment?

It’ll suffer, somehow. It always does.
More regulation and lower CEO salaries will help it in the long run.
Enviro non-profits are in for a short-term blow.
I don’t even understand the economic crisis; how am I supposed to answer this?
All of the above

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