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Seafood Specials: Great Recipes that Help Save Oceans
Recipes from NRDC's home cooks and a few of our chef friends help you take the guesswork out of serving a healthy, feel-good seafood meal.

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Recipes from NRDC's home cooks and a few of our chef friends help you take the guesswork out of serving a healthy, feel-good seafood meal.

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Global Warming Basics
What it is, how it's caused, and what needs to be done to stop it.

FAQ
Answers to questions including: What causes global warming? Is there really cause for serious concern? How can we cut global warming pollution?
How to Fight Global Warming
Take steps to reduce your energy use, improve efficiency and help end global warming

Guide
The biggest cause of global warming is the carbon dioxide released when fossil fuels are burned for energy. So when you save energy, you fight global warming and save money, too. Here are some easy steps that you can take to help make a difference.
How to Reduce Your Energy Consumption
Tips for conserving electricity and cutting your energy costs

Guide
Energy efficiency and renewable energy represent the fastest, cleanest and least expensive ways to reduce our electricity use -- and our dependence on oil. Here, some tips on doing just that, for both individuals and businesses -- along with links to other resources that will help you conserve even more.
Get the Lead Out
Guide
Children across the nation face the risk of lead poisoning, but steps can be taken to protect them.

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Recent Oceans Posts

Mexico Steps up to the Plate for Endangered Porpoise
posted by Ani Youatt, 11/3/09
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