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The more one learns about fruits and vegetables that more amazed one becomes. You see, the truth is that God created a vast array of natural foods that are incredibly versatile and incredibly good for us. In fact, the other day we learned how absolutely extraordinary a simple cucumber is. A cucumber? Yes, a cucumber. ...read more

Ancient Greeks and Romans regarded the hawthorn as a symbol of hope and happiness.” Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs. Read full story http://www.examiner.com/x-40684-Lansing-Healthy-Living-Examiner~y2010m3d7-Hawtho… Read the original article at Current

The largest influence on the weather found in the south central states is the Gulf of Mexico. This provides the moisture that comkes in with the prevailing southwest winds. It is also the source of the humidity and hot  weather that is already strating to come into the area in the first part of spring. This ...read more

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A recent business decision in North Dakota brought home the significance of how important a company’s carbon footprint can be on the environment and how that affects the population who would have to deal with that  impact. The Big Stone II coal-fired power plant to be built in northeastern South Dakota was to serve people not ...read more

Environmental lawyers and activists on Monday sued the European Commission for failing to release studies investigating the impact of biofuels on the environment. Activists claim in a suit filed Monday that European policy was “inventing an artificial market” for biofuels. Click image to read the filing. European policy was “inventing an artificial market worth billions” ...read more

Teaching kids how to “go green” is really important, since the future of the planet truly lies in the hands of those who will inherit it. Lucky for us, kids are quick learners so when we teach them how to go green early  in life, green living choices become second-nature for them. Wondering how to teach ...read more

Steven Davis/Carnegie Institution for Science Scientists at the Carnegie Institution for Science mapped the trade-related flow of carbon emissions. The figures are based on 2004 data — the most complete data available for a global analysis. Click the map for a full-sized version. One of the stickiest points in international climate change negotiations is how to ...read more

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From Green Right Now Reports A new Federal scientific finding on Greater Sage-Grouse is a wake-up call about the bird’s dwindling numbers and its disappearing sagebrush habitat, the National Wildlife Federation has said. Greater-Sage Grouse (Photo: U.S. Geological Survey) Last week, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), announced that the Greater Sage-Grouse will have to wait in ...read more