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Our disappearing bees

Spaceship Earth is reaching full capacity

Eco-tourists contribute much-needed revenue to struggling communities

Green-collar jobs

'Small wind' power plants are blowing strong

Solar power shining bright once again

Pushing paper out of your life

Earth Day 2008

geochemist Charles David Keeling

Costa Rica sees tourism's environmental dark side

Home makeover seeks to conserve energy, save money

Blow me down! Home-scale wind power is doable

Is it organic? How can you be sure?

Getting 100 miles to the gallon

Geothermal heat pumps can be extremely efficient

Isle of Eigg a model of energy self-sufficiency

Toppling old King Coal

Buying efficiency

Live green in an Energy Star-rated home

'Eco-awakening' affects personal lifestyle choices everywhere

Let's stop swimming in stuff

San Francisco weighs green-building law

There's no such thing as disposable

The difference between ethanol and biodiesel

Internet helps Americans save more energy every year

Will biofuels one day replace fossil fuels?

What communities need to do to survive climate change

Time to focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Wind, solar tax credits to expire

Greening America's industry

The battle over bottled vs. tap water

The storied Mediterranean faces climate change

Greening business

Road salt alternatives

Finding your inner Spartacus

The city of blinding lights is starting to see 'green'

American ski areas blessed with abundant snow following prayer

To fight drought, Georgians get creative

Sustainable resolutions

Olympian "Suzy Chapstick” Chaffee urges switch to natural products to "keep winters cool"

Bush signs energy bill

Europe's cities take the lead on cutting emissions

Arizona Snowbowl should go green not gray

Living Christmas tree is your gift to the environment

Financial backers, users benefit from solar power

Are we having a Chinese Christmas?

Global warming may heat up conflicts, too

New CAFE standards wouldn't push SUVs off the road

How to cut global warming, cancer, and other disease rates in half

Save our soil

Too many toxins in our homes

We're using up tomorrow's water today

There's a way out of this maize madness

World is drowning in empty plastic water bottles

Becoming a 'localvore'

A bright idea: change your bulbs to save energy

Paper or plastic? Neither … bring your own bag

Our oil-based food system will run out of gas one day

Delivery companies switch to hybrids

Clogged by plastic bags, Africa begins banning them

Creativity buoys outlook for hydrogen economy

Clean energy vs. whales: how to choose?

How to have a happy – and low-carbon – holiday

Relentless advocate 'greens' rural China, village by village

Cranberries are headed north

Katrina rated largest U.S. ecodisaster

The politics of ethanol outshine its costs

A melting Alaska draws visitors

Sedona no longer first on water chain

Some cities try going 'green' with blackouts

Water crisis squeezes California's economy

More people, more concrete, and lots more heat in Phoenix

As an energy-saver, the clothesline makes a comeback

Bottled water can be a poor environmental choice

Will water slake a thirst for profits?

Common bird species in dramatic decline

Safe cars versus fuel efficiency? Not so fast.