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8/17/2010 7 Strategies for Packing a Healthy, Green School Lunch Packing a brown-bag lunch for your kids helps them stay full, focused, and productive throughout the day -- without the ... Read Full Story
8/17/2010 Mass Coral Killing Caused By Climbing Ocean Temperatures Indonesia is home to stunning coral reefs, but the only thing stunning about them right now is that they're dying ... Read Full Story
8/17/2010 Nearly 80% of Oil From Gulf Spill Remains in Water,Threatens Ecosystem: Independent Analysis A new report from the University of Georgia and the Georgia Sea Grant contends that the amount of oil remaining ... Read Full Story
8/10/2010 Isn't it Time to Clean Up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? It's killing birds, it's poisoning fish, and it's fouling the ocean, so why don't we do something about it? By David DeFranza We all know it's out there: a giant swirling mass of trash and scrap known as the Great Pacific Garbage ... Read Full Story
8/10/2010 Tracking the Extinctions and Adaptations Around Us by Adam Werbach, Saatchi & Saatchi S, Bentonville The last great extinction occurred sixty five million years ago. You can visit the exact point on earth where it ... Read Full Story
8/10/2010 BP 100 Feet Away from Permanently Sealing Blown-Out Well by Brian Merchant Read the AP report on BP's progress in the final stages of the operation that should finally permanently seal the ... Read Full Story
8/10/2010 Obesity, Chemical Exposure Causing Some Girls to Hit Puberty at Age 7, Study Finds by Brian Merchant An eye-opening study profiled in the New York Times reveals that some girls in the United States are hitting puberty ... Read Full Story
8/5/2010 Top 5 Ways We Make Too Much Noise in the Ocean (and What That Means for Fish) By Rachel Cernansky We've all heard about the problems that military sonar causes for whales and dolphins. But the noises that humans make ... Read Full Story
8/5/2010 Biologist Creates Noah's Ark-Style Preserve for Animals Threatened by Gulf Oil Disaster by Jaymi Heimbuch The Gulf oil disaster is having a massive impact on wildlife, with waves of animal deaths continuing into the foreseeable ... Read Full Story
8/5/2010 Brazil: Model Recycling Nation. For recycling aluminum cans at least, and paper isn't doing too bad, either. By Rachel Cernansky With a rate of 96.5 percent, Brazil is the world's leader in aluminum can recycling, and chances are high that ... Read Full Story

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