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Blogs, Daily Loaf, Aug 23, 2009
The Green Community week in review: World's first solar-powered city, redesigning suburbia, green pledges and more
- by Katie Machol
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Blogs, Daily Loaf, Aug 22, 2009
Is it too late to save this planet? Plus green pledges to try to make a difference
- by Effie Dimitria Trihas
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Blogs, Daily Loaf, Aug 19, 2009
Climate change, apathy, and a call to act
- by Effie Dimitria Trihas
- Tags: Activism, Green Living, Green Community, Activism, New York Times, sustainability, national security, Green Living, drought, Green Community, climate change, greenhouse gases, greenhouse gas emissions, E. O. Wilson, IPCC, greenhouse gas, the creation: an appeal to save life on earth, cna study, climate change as a threat to national security, floods, Uncategorized

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