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Tech companies are always battling each other for the title of the greenest organization out there and these so-called green roofs are the latest turf for these environmentalist wars.
A commenter points out that no house is built without damages
City says the guitarist's development will harm the environment
One kind word from Barbra Streisand and he'll have a GOP bogeyman trifecta
On a long war in Libya, predicting success, and the power of Callista
A rundown of where Republican 2012 candidates stand
The recession didn't solve our carbon problems after all
Cartoonist Tom Toles on the resilience of climate change skeptics
The latest escaped animal from the Bronx Zoo has been recaptured
All the requisite steps are in place for a Bronx Zoo cobra sequel
That is if they can find the time while vaccinating their badgers
Companies are doing their part to help you buy more to save the Earth
American media portrays the company as a villain; foreign press see it a little differently
The Gulf is still oily, the politicians paid, and off-shore drilling more popular than ever
On oysters at Passover, Ayn Rand in the theaters, and moving beyond 'I <3 Boobies'
On NATO's commitment to freeing Libya, the actual abundance of fish, and Obama's chances of reelection
A typical U.S. nuclear power plant uses 30 million gallons of water an hour
On the ideology of a shutdown, Kabbalah's pop appeal, and Bob Dylan in China
Mushroom cushions take 5-10 days to harvest
The Bronx Zoo Cobra has been found, but the meme cycle grinds on
Bloomberg reports prosecutors are investigating what Tony Hayward knew
Is someone keeping track of business-motivated disasters?
The fame-addicted polar bear died Saturday at only 4 years old
Republicans wants an end to compostable utensils and a return to styrofoam
All 31 GOP committee members also voted to say they don't believe in global warming
Tsunami warnings have been issued throughout the Pacific
It's the latest mass die-off to attract apocalyptic-minded internet attention
A new study suggests it's all in the wording
Wyoming created the mountains out of molasses!
Extreme weather causes food prices to spike, fueling political unrest, writes Krugman
What it will take to meet it
Organic farmers are not happy
Climate-watchers are losing patience
Aliens? The apocalypse? A movie promotion? Top Tweeters offer answers to the suspicious bird and fish deaths.
It's a recap of last night's total lunar eclipse--and Matt Lauer doesn't seem to get it
Not everyone thinks this is much of a step forward
New documentary aims to be counterpoint to An Inconvenient Truth
Bad news for environmentalists, scientists, coast-dwellers
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