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LOOK: Nuclear Plant's Leaky Pipe Apparently 'Fixed' With Tape, Plastic Bags 3.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
Well, this doesn't look good. A shuttered California nuclear power plant's bid to reopen may have been dealt a blow -- in the minds of...
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African-American Citizens Sue City of Rochelle, Georgia Over Decades of Sewage Dumping 3.5.2013 Commondreams.org Newswire

In Rochelle, Georgia, a town that recently made national news for its racially segregated prom, a group of African-American citizens is suing their city government for discharging the city’s raw sewage onto their properties.

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George W. Bush Presidential Library gets LEED Platinum 24.4.2013 TreeHugger
The style is a bit derivative, but the green features certainly aren't.
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A primer on TransCanada's West-East pipeline 9.4.2013 rabble.ca - News for the rest of us
Last week, TransCanada announced that it is moving ahead with its proposed Energy East pipeline which would carry oil from Alberta to Atlantic waters. If you are among those getting confused by all the different pipelines making headlines -- Northern Gateway, Line 9, Kinder Morgan, etc. -- this primer is for you! What is TransCanada's Energy East pipeline? read ...
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Fracking explosion sends "Frac Stack" flying [PHOTOS] 29.3.2013 TreeHugger
Last night, on her show, Rachel Maddow showed some incredible photos of an explosive accident at a Texas fracking site. After seeing the photos, you'll be surprised to learn that thankfully no one was killed.
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William S. Becker: A National Security Pipe Dream, Part 1 27.3.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
Would the Keystone XL pipeline make America more secure or less? What contribution would it make, if any, to stabilizing our energy supplies or keeping us out of messes elsewhere in the world?
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Oilsands Pond Leak Releases Tainted Water 26.3.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - Tests are being done to determine whether a waste water spill at an oilsands plant in northern Alberta made its way...
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Dear Ryan: Pipe dreams 21.3.2013 rabble.ca - News for the rest of us
Ryan Leef Member of Parliament for Yukon Dear Ryan, read ...
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US Drinking Water: D+! 20.3.2013 Global Health and Wellness News - ENN
US Drinking Water: D+!
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US Drinking Water: D+! 20.3.2013 Global Pollution and Prevention News - ENN
US Drinking Water: D+!
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US Drinking Water: D+! 20.3.2013 Environmental News Network
US Drinking Water: D+!
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Effect of Long-Term Wastewater Irrigation on Potential Denitrification and Denitrifying Communities in Soils at the Watershed Scale 15.3.2013 Environmental Science & Technology: Latest Articles (ACS Publications)

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DOI: 10.1021/es304714a
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David Dodge: UBC Is Heating Up and Getting Green 6.3.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
The creaking, turn of the century steam pipes at the University of British Columbia are transforming into a modern, modular low-carbon Lego style hot water system. The new hot water style heating system at UBC can now integrate renewable energy systems like biomass, geoexchange, solar thermal and waste heat into this natural gas system all because the barrier for entry is lower.
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Zachary Podmore: Agriculture and the Colorado River 5.3.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
If you've ever eaten a salad with in the winter, there's a good chance it was grown thanks to the Colorado's water.
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Peter H. Gleick: Green Water Jobs 21.2.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
It turns out there are real jobs to be had in the water sector if we make the investments that are needed in water supply, deliver, treatment, and smart management. Millions of jobs.
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David Dodge: Run-of-River 101: Human Scale Hydro 20.2.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
When I first heard of "run-of-river" I had it way wrong, I imagined a thousand little micro-turbines in a mountain creek turning like pinwheels as the water flows by. It's more of a kinder, gentler version of bigger hydro power projects -- none of the flooding of massive tracts of land.
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10 Uses For Rubbing Alcohol 19.2.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
From Networx's Chaya Kurtz: I discovered the wonders of rubbing alcohol as a cleaning agent myself, when I tried using an alcohol pad to remove...
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TaKaDu: Using The Power Of Math To Solve The World's Water Leaks 5.2.2013 Environmental News Network
According to the Asian Development Bank, Asia loses around 29 billion cubic metres of urban treated water every year due to leaking pipes, valued at nine billion dollars annually. The bank says that "by cutting physical losses to half the present level, 150 million people could be supplied with already treated water."
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Costa Rican scientists trial aquatic agriculture to boost food security 1.2.2013 Environmental News Network
Costa Rican researchers are pioneering 'aquatic agriculture' — the method of growing crops on freshwater lakes and reservoirs — to boost food security in the developing world. The technique involves creating floating rafts on which vegetables, grains and flowers can be grown. Terrestrial crops such as grains and vegetables have their roots directly in the water or can be potted, with water being drawn up into their soil from the lake by capillary wicks, Ricardo Radulovich, a professor at the University of Costa Rica's Department of Agricultural Engineering, explains.
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Daniel Moss: Greeks Stand Up to Protect Their Water From Privatization 1.2.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
Greece knows a thing or two about democracy. And as an increasingly arid nation, good water management is fundamental to its future, both political and physical. The recent financial crisis hasn't only tested Greek democracy, but its water as well.
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