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Is first eInk magazine an e-waste misstep? - <i>Fast Company</i>

Esquire's experimental eInk issue an eco-disaster, citing a <i>Fast Company</i> calculation that producing the magazine will emit as much carbon dioxide as 15 Hummers over a year.

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Is first eInk magazine an e-waste misstep? - TreeHugger

A TreeHugger post calls Esquire's experimental eInk issue an eco-disaster, citing a <i>Fast Company</i> calculation that producing the magazine will emit as much carbon dioxide as 15 Hummers over a year.

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Manure could provide same energy as renewables - Earth2Tech

Converting manure to biogas could provide 3 percent of the nation's need for electricity, according to Texas researchers.

Tags: renewable, energy, green, tech, clean, waste, biogas, gas, methane, global, warming, electric, electricity, usa, america about 10 hours ago -All Annotations (0) -About

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Texas to add $5 billion in wind power - Reuters

Electrical grid owners in Texas, the nations' leader in wind power capacity, aim to build 18,500 megawatts of wind power in five years.

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Arctic oil could make region the next Texas - Nature, Environment - The Independent

Deep in the heart of the Arctic may lie one-fifth of the world's reserves of oil and n atural gas, enough to feed America's appetite for oil for a dozen years.

Tags: oil, energy, green, tech, pollution, toxic, wilderness, environment, warming, global, gas, gasoling, fuel, fossil about 10 hours ago -All Annotations (0) -About

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GE teams up with Abu Dhabi on cleantech | Cleantech Group

GE will pour $50 million into Abu Dhabi's clean tech efforts, including a research center for the $22 billion, zero-waste Masdar City.

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'Hot' granite countertops leak radiation - New York Times

Granite kitchen countertops can leak high levels of uranium and radon, although the chance of developing cancer from them may be one in a million.

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'Hot' granite countertops lead radiation - New York Times

Uranium, although an expert says the cancer risk may be one in a million.

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Honda building Prius competitor? - Car And Driver

Sightings of an entry-level Honda hybrid lead observers to wonder if the 2010 car will be a Prius killer or just a copycat.

Tags: green, cars, tech, transportation, travel, electric, fuel, biofuel, hybrid on 2008-07-24 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Medicine Gears Up for a Code Green - washingtonpost.com

Hospitals are becoming more energy-efficient and reducing toxic waste from mercury in thermometers as well as phthalates in plastic IV bags.

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Fresh scent may hide toxic secret

Deadly denial: Shifting rules drowning sick nuclear workers : Deadly Denial : The Rocky Mountain News

While a large number of sick workers have radiation-induced cancer, many suffer from other diseases linked to toxic exposures. In both cases, sick workers must prove a link between their exposures and their illnesses, but Congress intentionally made the standard of proof lower in the case of toxic exposure than in radiation-only cases. The labor department continues to use the higher bar for both.

Tags: nuclear, government, toxic, waste, war, weapons, energy, power, green, tech, bioremediation, politics, america, us, health, radiation, cancer, chemicals, bureaucracy on 2008-07-24 and saved by2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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