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Refrigerator Recycling Programs Take Off
Refrigerator Recycling Programs Take Off
Programs that allow homeowners to trade in their old refrigerators and scoop up a rebate - a sort of "cash for clunkers" system for the fridge - are spreading quickly across the country.
A Nation of Farmers: Is Vermont Doing Its Share?
energybulletin.net — New York state author, blogger , and homesteader Sharon Astyk discusses her new book, A Nation of Farmers: Defeating the Food Crisis on American Soil . Astyk sees the energy shortages of peak oil hitting us and our food system now, and she argues ... (more) A Nation of Farmers: Is Vermont Doing Its Share?
Vermont Small Businesses Stay Sustainable Amid Crisis
triplepundit.com — By Makenna Goodman, Chelsea Green Publishing Vermont has a long history of birthing sustainable businesses. Perhaps it’s because of values seeping in from rural farms who still operate outside of the corporate world, or perhaps it’s ... (more) Vermont Small Businesses Stay Sustainable Amid Crisis
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What's Happening: Beijing Again Smoggy, Is 'Clunkers' Green?, and more
Greenlight | OnEarth Magazine, from NRDC — ... "Programs that allow homeowners to trade in their old refrigerators and scoop up a rebate — a sort of “cash for clunkers” system for the fridge — are spreading quickly across the country." [Green, Inc. - New York Times] ...

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