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Much of the states bearing the brunt of the global warming-induced droughts are deep red states such as Texas and Oklahoma. 
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The creators of the most popular survival tool want to help you charge your gadgets off the grid.
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After the eighth attack on surfers by sharks in the last 20 months, people of La Reunion are pretty freaked out. Enough to go on a shark killing spree.
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July 2012 was the hottest on record and also the hottest month in the contiguous US on record.
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Deloitte survey tells why these companies -- along with Unilever, Ricoh and others -- have an edge over the rest of the pack.
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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an enormous ocean island of our trash, sitting between Japan and California. Up until now, nobody's know what to do with all that waste.
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When you lose in one forum, just shop for another. That's what litigants often do, and airlines are following suit as the EU attempts to impose an emissions trading scheme on them.
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A look at how host cities compete for the gold in green -- and how Rio is gunning to overtake London for the sustainability gold.
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A new design for the LED harkens back to the shape of the incandescent bulb we all know and love.
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A major fire at one of the country's biggest oil refineries that sent scores of people to hospitals with breathing problems will push gas prices above $4 a gallon.
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U.S. will fast-track 2 energy projects, President Barack Obama announced late Monday that a large wind farm and a solar-power plant both planned on federal land in Arizona will get expedited reviews so they can begin construction quickly.
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The couch seems like the perfect place to cheer on Team USA during the Olympics. But this activity will not win you a gold medal in the health department.
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The European heatwave of 2003, the Russian heatwave of 2010, last year's record-breaking drought and heat in Texas? All climate change.
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Mayor Bloomberg's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability has long been toiling away at its benchmark report that finds that the biggest opportunities to increase energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions will come from the...
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Starbucks is hosting an energy efficiency competition among ten of its own stores to see who can cut electricity use the most in 30 days.
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Airbus will test a system that could reduce fuel consumption by 15 percent.
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A new type of wind turbine is poised to leap onto the wind power scene, this time without blades, twice as efficient and half the price of conventional wind turbines.
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Xcel Energy achieved the record in the pre-dawn hours in April, when wind power accounted for 57% of electricity flowing through its transmission lines.
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A new scientific paper says that more and more of the earth is being affected by extreme heat in the summer.
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In recent years, several food businesses like Costco, Shaw's, Walmart, and Safeway have been knuckling down on sustainable seafood programs and product lab...
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Brian Fox recently moved from one house to another in Irvine, California, and joined a growing number of consumers going "green" in the relocation process.
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Tokelau may not yet be a fully self-governing country, but it may well become the world's first nation to get all of its electricity from solar power.
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