Today’s ‘toxic environment’ makes people fat (Deseret News)

On MormonTimes.com: Mormons don’t have to chase down their food in today’s world and everywhere portions are bigger, more…

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Today’s ‘toxic environment’ makes people fat (Deseret News)

Borough working on ordinances to protect environment and citizens. (The Record and Herald News)

The governing body is working on getting ordinances introduced that will protect the environment and the citizens.

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Borough working on ordinances to protect environment and citizens. (The Record and Herald News)

Arming Environment officers debated (The Journal Pioneer)

NEW LONDON – Should Environment officers wear bulletproof vests and guns when visiting Island farms? It’s a contentious issue for farmers, one that was heavily debated at the P.

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Arming Environment officers debated (The Journal Pioneer)

When the race resumes Part 3: Recession gives environment a break, but will protection continue when development picks … (Island Packet)

Decades ago, Bluffton and Hilton Head Island were farming communities, where cows, not tourists, fre

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When the race resumes Part 3: Recession gives environment a break, but will protection continue when development picks … (Island Packet)

Faith, ethics, and the environment (WLUC Marquette)

Theological issues surrounding Kennecott nickel and copper mine discussed by Biblical scholar.

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Faith, ethics, and the environment (WLUC Marquette)

Dad’s Depression-era advice: Slow down, and the environment benefits, too (The Burlington Free Press)

If I really want to learn to live a green life, I need look no further than to my dad, Henry “Red” Sutkoski, who has lived in West Rutland almost all of his life.

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Dad’s Depression-era advice: Slow down, and the environment benefits, too (The Burlington Free Press)

What’s old is new again: Depression-era habits help the environment (The Burlington Free Press)

Bill Ross, a resident at Wake Robin in Shelburne, discusses how, especially during the Great Depression, people used to use what are now considered “green” techniques as a matter of necessity.

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What’s old is new again: Depression-era habits help the environment (The Burlington Free Press)

Canada matches US carbon emissions target (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Canada has aligned itself with the United States in setting a 2020 carbon emissions target of 17 percent below 2005 levels, Environment Minister Jim Prentice said Sunday.

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Canada matches US carbon emissions target (AFP via Yahoo! News)

RP initiates environment technology verification pact in Asean (Malaya)

Regional standards for the independent verification of environment technology performance are planned for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).

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Environment group tries to oust leader (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

One of Australia’s peak environment groups is in turmoil after a push by staff members to remove the organisation’s executive director.

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Environment group tries to oust leader (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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