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Researchers in Texas are making car parts out of coconut husks, which are otherwise thrown away. |
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 Local Produce in Winter
When shopping for produce, buy organic and buy local. Then freeze your locally grown vegetables so you can enjoy them year round. |
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No elemental chlorine, perfumes, smell, garbage, or guilt. Happy Baby. Happy Planet. |
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A UK newspaper article about Mark Lynas, the author of Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet, with predictive models of climate based on a range of increases in average global temperature.
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