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thegreenparent.com - 3/19/2009
Going Green in the Florida Panhandle
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Marissa Evans, Going Green in the Florida Panhandle Marissa Evans is a military spouse and a green mom to one very active toddler, Hudson. They live in Northwest Florida along the emerald coast in Navarre. She is a stay at home mom and an independent consultant for Go, Baby, Go! A cloth ...
The Rooftop Revolution - Mariah Blake
washingtonmonthly.com - 3/17/2009
The Rooftop Revolution - Mariah Blake
— washingtonmonthly.com — his winter, as Congress was scrambling to pass the stimulus package, the bottom fell out of the... renewable energy sector the very industry that lawmakers have held out as our best hope of salvaging the economy. Trade groups like the American Wind ... (more) The Rooftop Revolution - Mariah Blake

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After the Warming, Then Comes the ‘Weirding’
e360.yale.edu - 3/20/2009
After the Warming, Then Comes the ‘Weirding’
— e360.yale.edu — They’re calling it “global weirding” – the way in which rising temperatures are causing species to change... their ranges, the timing of their migrations, and the way they interact with other living things. And the implications of all this are only ... (more) After the Warming, Then Comes the ‘Weirding’

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Federal Regulators Eliminate Red Tape for Offshore Wind Turbine Projects
environmentalleader.com - 3/18/2009
Federal Regulators Eliminate Red Tape for Offshore Wind Turbine Projects
— environmentalleader.com — Federal regulators have settled a dispute over who should regulate offshore wind turbines, resolving a bureaucratic hurdle... that has slowed offshore wind development, particularly off the East Coast, reports the St. Petersburg newspaper. Secretary of ... (more) Federal Regulators Eliminate Red Tape for Offshore Wind ...

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Florida Water Worries: Serious Shortages For Tampa Bay — TreeHugger
Alafia River Florida, one source of drinking water for Tampa Bay. Image credit: Florida State Parks. Last summer I posted on Tampa Bay Florida's new desalination plant, an expensive technology that was needed to cope with the growing demand for potable amidst falling supplies due to extended ...