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Smart growth improves air quality, says new research
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If you're in Brussels next week, come talk about MPAs
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BP Could Learn A Lot from James Brown
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The Giving Trees
We value our ancient forests in so many ways: for wild creatures, for spiritual renewal, for profitable timber. But science and economics may be converging to make forests a vital asset in the fight against global warming. by Sharon Levy
Requiem for a River
Once upon a time there was enough water in the Colorado for everyone to have a share of its bounty. Not anymore. A journey down the once-mighty river reveals the future of the American West in a changing climate. by Tim Folger
Transylvania: Welcome to the Future
A dictator wanted to raze it with bulldozers. Investors wanted to turn it into a theme park called Draculaland. In a forgotten pocket of Central Europe, villagers struggle to preserve a way of life that leaves only the lightest of footprints on the land. by Bruce Stutz
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