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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (ayt1)
Clinton   Coal   Election   Obama   Photo  
 Common Dreams 
Democratic Candidates Play Up "Clean Coal"
| CLEAR FORK, West Virginia - Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are talking more about "clean coal" and less about global warming as they woo voters in West Virginia and Kentucky - two states that... (photo: AP Photo / Carolyn Kaster)
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hager pose for photographs along the lake at Prairie Chapel Ranch following their wedding ceremony Saturday, May 10, 2008, in Crawford, Texas.
Environment   Garden   Nature   Photos   Wedding  
 Chicago Tribune 
Planning a green wedding
It keeps growing every year. Right now experts say more than 70 billion dollars a year is spent by couples looking to have that perfect wedding day. What's changing is that some of that green is being... (photo: White House / Shealah Craighead)
Obese - Obesity - Woman - Health   (sr4)  Infowars 
Global warming hysteria reaching new heights
| New Scientist, which revealed last year that obesity causes global warming, now tells us that global warming will make days longer, which has been confirmed by NASA. So not only is at least one glob... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Global Warming   Nasa   Obesity   Photos   Science  
KLdy1 - Feb08 - pollution - emission - green house - environment. (dy1)  News24 
Pollution linked to blood clots

| Michael Conlon | Chicago - Air pollution heavy in small particles may cause blood clots in the legs, the same condition air travellers call "economy class syndrome" from immobility during flight, re... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)
Disease   Health   Photos   Pollution   Society  
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a burned area of the Amazon rain forest is seen in Para, Brazil (dn1) BBC News
Frontline battle to save Amazon forest
| In the small town of Paragominas, in the Brazilian state of Para, watching operation Arc of Fire can be an impressive sight. | This is the frontline in the battle to co... (photo: AP/Marcello Casal, Agencia Brasil / )
Amazon   Brazil   Deforestation   Environment   Photos  
Amber waves of sorghum Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Researchers make biofuel with sorghum rather than corn
| This is a transcript from The World Today. The program is broadcast around Australia at 12:10pm on ABC Local Radio. | You can also listen to the story in and and format... (photo: creative commons / )
Agriculture   Energy   Photos   Science   US  
Mussels /aaeh The Charlotte Observer
Proposals aim to save rare heelsplitter
Development threatens disappearing Carolina freshwater mussel | BRUCE HENDERSON | A state plan to protect the Carolina heelsplitter, an endangered mussel found in Mecklen... (photo: Creative Commons / F Lamiot)
Biology   Conservation   Marine   Photos   Research  
 Cemetery / wam2 Express News
Eco-friendly cemetery offers 'green burial'
| For most people, planning a funeral means choosing between cremation and a traditional burial. | An average funeral costs about $6,000, but now there is a way to save g... (photo: GFDL / DorisAntony)
Environment   Lifestyle   People   Photos   Tradition  
 Water-garbage-pollution (sl1) China Daily
Experts sent to quake area to assess pollution risks

(Xinhua) | Updated: 2008-05-13 16:49 | The central environmental authorities have sent a 21-member expert team to quake-stricken southwest Sichuan Province to assess nucl... (photo: creative commons)
Environment   Nature   Photos   Pollution   Society  
Cow Business Day
US accepts Seoul's decision to stop beef imports if mad cow disease found 
SOUTH KOREA - South Korea's president said today that Washington has accepted his government's plan to stop imports of US beef if any new case of mad cow disease breaks o... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Beef   Disease   Madcow   Photos   Seoul  
 A Hong Kong-registered tanker spills oil into the sea after an accident near Mallipo beach, South Ko Seattle Times
Singapore-based shipping line pays $27,500 for oil spill
| Seattle | A Singapore-based shipping line has paid a $27,500 fine for a 2006 oil spill in Seattle's Elliott Bay, the state Department of Ecology said Monday. | The fine... (photo: AP Photo)
Ecology   Oil   Photos   Singapore   Trade  
 Real Estate, property, market, housing, houses, industry. tp1 The News & Observer
Built to save money, homes also sip energy
For many homeowners, an energy efficient home is the stuff of architectural magazines, outsize budgets and wishful thinking. | But an increasing number of low-income resi... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
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