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The U.N. Secretary General says we must take action now on global warming.Related:
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New report visualizes impact of sea level rise -- and it's not pretty.Related:
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Scientists predict 2007 will break record for lowest amount of sea ice.Related:
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Solar makes up less than 1% of U.S. power but lower costs might expand usRelated:
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The fight against global warming may hinge on "green" energy investments.Related:
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The surfers said the new ferry could harm marine life.Related:
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Christians swayed by the environmental movement may rethink their votes.Related:
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Administration failed to meet deadlines on critical climate research reports.Related:
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The mountain gorilla has become increasingly rare and borders on extinction.Related:
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Decrease landfill waste by recycling mattresses and technotrash.Related:
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Plastic containers and their transport foul the planet, some say.Related:
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Everyone seems to be going green, but may be another "We Are the World" moment.Related:
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NASA administrator Michael Griffin questions need to combat warming.Related:
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Global warming is forcing the American pika up mountains and towards extinction.Related:
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Doctors say rising temperatures make plants bloom more.Related:
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American cities look to London for a controversial traffic solution.Related:
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Plastic containers and their transport foul the planet, some say.Related:
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Airline maverick pushes technology. Could it clear the air?Related:
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Where going green is almost a sense of duty.Related:
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Fans go wild, but can a series of concerts save the Earth?Related:
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Critics said the Live Earth promoting global awareness wasn't so eco-friendly.Related:
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Sam may feature your environmental success stories or questions on GMA.
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San Francisco's Orchard Garden Hotel is one of the country's first green hotels.Related:
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The Tompkins have bought 800,000 acres of wilderness in Chile to preserve it.Related:
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It's cool to care about the environment, but are we making progress?
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Reducing your carbon emissions can save Earth -- and your moneyRelated:
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A new trend in travel planning incorporates environmentally-friendly options.
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Imagine being able to produce all the power you need, in your own backyard.Related:
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New York City plan to go green could be bad for the working poor, say doubters.Related:
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At Dinner, Rove Gets Into Heated Debate on Global Warming With Sheryl Crow, Laurie David
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China's works to reduce air pollution before Olympics.Related:
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A new energy-saving operation lights Paris in efficient and economical ways.Related:
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International Global Warming Conference Approves Report on Climate Change
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Earth day around the world: solutions to save our planet.
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