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Settling a long debate, the president puts nature's needs ahead of those of park visitors.
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| | Does Gore overheat global warming?
According to several climate researchers, the former vice presidentbasically gets it right.
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| | Coming to a pump near you: clean diesel
An EPA mandate is clearing the way for fuel with less sulfur, andcleaner engines aren't far off.
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| | Elephant rescue offers mud, bath, and lots of space
A Tennessee sanctuary reintroduces elephants to a natural habitatafter years of captivity and abuse.
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| | The (recycling) paper chase
Paper recycling has reached a record US high. But landfills and markets demand more be done.
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| | Jobs that save the earth
For these four professionals, protecting the environment is part of their job.
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| | Listening: Archbishop of Canterbury urges greenhouse gas emissions cuts
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| | Eco-Justice Suffers as Hurricane Devastates New Orleans
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on Monday August 29, 2005 as a Category 4 hurricane and passed within 10-15 miles of New Orleans, Louisiana.
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| | New case for regulating CO2 emissions
A report finds progress in fighting air pollution and suggests that could hold for carbon dioxide, too.
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| | EPA air-toxics plan sparks internal rift
A draft rule would weaken clean-air standards, officials say. Their memo could figure in Senate hearings Wednesday.
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| | Little time to avoid big thaw, scientists warn
Arctic temperatures are near a prehistoric level, when seas were 16 to 20 feet higher, studies say.
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| | Faith Leaders Call for Renewed Ethic of Stewardship for Oil and Gas Drilling
Washington, D.C., March 21, 2006— As the national debate heats up on America’s over-consumption of the world’s energy resources,
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| | Hot topic gets warm support
A group of evangellical Christians has done an about-face, framing global warming as a moral issue.
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| | Carbon cloud over a green fuel
An Iowa corn refinery, open since December, uses 300 tons of coal a day to make ethanol.
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| | As experts ponder world water crisis, teenagers show creativity
Youths on grass-roots campaigns are reaching those hardest hit by the lack of safe water.
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