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Moms' Responses to Expensive Food and Fuel: A Mixed Bag for the Environment

23.04.2008 15:41    treehugger.com
We've already learned from the BBC how families around the world are changing their eating habits to deal with rising prices, but what does all this mean for the growing movement towards more sustainable lifestyles? We've already caused some healthy

How Old Is the World's Oldest Tree?

23.04.2008 15:41    treehugger.com
Here it is, in all its lonely glory: the world's oldest living tree. Found in western Sweden, scientists believe that this spruce is 9,550 years old. Before, pine trees in North America had been called the oldest at 4,000 to

Hemp Houses for Australia

23.04.2008 15:41    treehugger.com
One of the people excited about NSW's newly legal industrial hemp crops is researcher Klara Marosszeky. She has been developing a commercial viable hemp building material, and will now be able to source her raw materials locally rather than trucking

Architectural Lessons from the 60s Counterculture

23.04.2008 15:40    treehugger.com
The Om DomeAlastair Gordon writes a wonderful article in Architectural Record, suggesting that it is a good time to look back at the seeds of green architecture, the Drop Cities, geodesic domes, Arcosanti and other strange and spaced-out shelters."It was

Pop Quiz: Climbing Cost of Chow

23.04.2008 15:40    treehugger.com
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Survey: Should Food Labelling Show Water Footprint?

23.04.2008 15:40    treehugger.com
We have noted that it takes 2500 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. An Australian academic has suggested that there should be water labelling on food to let us know how much water has been used in

43 Lame Earth Day Comix

23.04.2008 15:40    treehugger.com
It was a surprise to see that so many cartoonists would all do special Earth Day cartoons, more of a surprise that so many of them were so unfunny and less than inspiring, but the biggest surprise of all was

Developer drops marina from controversial plans

23.04.2008 15:37    theglobeandmail.com
Now that they've changed a major component of the project, we firmly believe this rezoning application should die," said Jim Cooperman, president of the Shuswap Environmental Action Society. "They should have to come up with a whole new plan and

Some B.C. welfare recipients being cut off too soon, study says

23.04.2008 15:37    theglobeandmail.com
The study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says that 490 welfare recipients were cut off in 2006 for not complying with the government's employment plan, and welfare recipients constantly struggle to meet basic needs.

Snowboarder dies in Alberta

23.04.2008 15:37    theglobeandmail.com
Police say the 23-year-old was injured just before 1 p.m. Monday after falling down a steep grade on Mount Whitehorn in an area known as Maintenance Cliff.

B.C. woman sought in Ontario

23.04.2008 15:37    theglobeandmail.com
Police believe 34-year-old Josee Villeneuve arrived at Pearson International Airport on Monday at about 9:30 p.m.

School should have told us of teen's depression, family says

23.04.2008 15:36    theglobeandmail.com
The family of 18-year-old Nadia Kajouji say they are angry the university didn't tell them the young woman was depressed and receiving counselling before her disappearance on March 9.

Nfld. study sees ways to more efficient courts

23.04.2008 15:36    theglobeandmail.com
Justice Minister Jerome Kennedy said the task force he set up late last year has made a number of recommendations to streamline the criminal justice system.

University of North Texas students not mean, but plenty green for Earth Day

23.04.2008 15:35    wfaa.com
University of North Texas students planted perennials, sculpted paper statues and built a bicycle arch to honor Earth Day on Tuesday. "We wanted to make everything natural," said Michelle Saunders, a freshman who gathered crepe myrtle branches, grapevine roots, twine

Dallas ISD principal resigns over grade-changing scandal

23.04.2008 15:35    wfaa.com
The principal at the center of a grade-changing scandal that cost South Oak Cliff High School a basketball championship has resigned from the Dallas Independent School District. District officials said Donald Moten resigned from his job as an assistant principal

Judge orders new restrictions on defendant in Dallas City Hall corruption case

23.04.2008 15:35    wfaa.com
One of the Dallas City Hall bribery case defendants was back at a federal courthouse Tuesday to check in with probation officials, a day after he persuaded a judge to delay his unrelated theft case because of medical problems. After

Officer accused of using excessive force

23.04.2008 15:35    wfaa.com
WFAA-TV Dash cam from Officer Salazar's car shows him chasing after a suspect shortly before he jump over a fence. Video solid Bob Greene reports April 22, 2008 More News 8 video View larger E-mail Clip More Video LANCASTER -

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