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Posted on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 11:55 AM
Image from ESA There is still no light at the end of the tunnel for fire-besieged Northern California. According to some reports, there are still over 1,000 wildfires burning in the region with little hope for improvement in the near future. Over 1,400 square kilometers of land have already been burnt, and there are more than 19,000 firefighters on hand, many from around the country, helping to put...
Tom Bolton discovered the first black hole using the 75 inch reflector at the David Dunlap Observatory just north of Toronto; how sad to see him sitting on the steps, crying, as the University of Toronto kicks him out and shuts it down, as they sell this green oasis to developers. The university says you can't do good work there anymore because of light pollution; they will take the hundred million...
Posted on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 11:30 AM
Image from petrr Given all the recent backlash, it seemed inevitable that the EU would be forced to revise its misguided biofuel targets. The final push may very well have been provided by a World Bank report concluding that biofuels may have caused global food prices to rise by up to 75 percent. Four percent from renewable sources by 2015 In light of this, Claude Turme......
Posted on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 10:48 AM
Why Fly When You Can Float? It has been more than 70 years since the giant Hindenburg zeppelin exploded in a spectacular fireball over Lakehurst, N.J., killing 36 crew members and passengers, abruptly ending an earlier age of airships. But because of new materials and sophisticated means of propulsion, a diverse cast of entrepreneurs is taking another look at the behemoths of the air. ::New York Ti...
Posted on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 10:26 AM
We know it sounds like putting a square watermelon in a round hole: but Wal-Mart claims it is the nation's largest buyer of locally grown produce. The scaling of centrally managed industrial agriculture in the USA will be transformed. More changes are coming. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to buy and sell $400 million worth of produce grown by local farmers within its state stores this year, an effort...
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Craig W.
9.5
excellent
  Treehugger is an awesome site, always seems to come up with the best stories.
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Posted 5/30/08 6:05 PM


Charles Faus...
8.8
great
  I read the hugg.com section of their site a few times a week. Generally the content is pretty good but they do a poor job controlling spam. Speaking of which, their spam filter flagged a couple of mine as spam which is insulting. None the less, this site belongs on every green blogger's blogroll or at least in their bookmarks.
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Posted 4/11/08 12:04 AM


Allie A.
7.5
very good
  TreeHugger is a great source of information. For me, the focus on design is a little heavy, but it is a great place to find out what's new and green.
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Posted 3/12/08 1:03 PM


Eugene L.
10.0
superb
  I love this blog. Interesting stories, well-written.
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Posted 2/25/08 6:02 PM