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Studies Raise Concerns About How Parabens Affect Human Hormones
Hurricane Felix, Now Category 2, Leaves Death in Its Wake
Damage Being Assessed in Nicaragua and Honduras, As Storm Moves On
Hurricane Felix Is A "Potentially Catastrophic" Category 5
Storm Will Make Landfall Early Tuesday Morning
Hurricane Felix Will Grow To "Major" Status Today
Category 2 Storm Expected To Grow In Strength
Pope Benedict XVI's Sunday Message: Save The Planet
The Holy See Urges Catholics To "Safeguard Creation" And Reverse "Degradation"
Sen. John Warner, Retiring, Was Recent Champion Of Environment
Republican Lawmaker Had Spotty Voting Past, But Drafted Bi-Partisan Climate Bill
Tropical Storm Felix Nears Caribbean Islands
Storm Alerts In Place for Eastern Caribbean And Northern S. America
With U.S. On Sidelines, World Nears New Climate Accord
Industrial Nations Agree To Cut Greenhouse Gas Pollution 25-40%
VIDEO: Simple Green Steps
The Daily Green Interview: Laurie David, Pt 6
Toys "R" Us Recalls Toys Due To Lead Paint Risk
Wooden Coloring Cases Latest Chinese-Made Toy Pulled From Market
Global Warming Economics 101
Climate Change Will Cost The World Economy, One Way Or Another
Landmark TXU Environmental Buyout A Go
Deal To Stop 8 New Coal Power Plants, Once Suspect, Wins Support Of Major Investor
"The Ethical Gourmet" Is A How-To For Eco-Foodies
New Book Gives Practical Advice For Making Choices Good For Health And Environment
Tracking Lower Gas Prices, Searches For SUVs Surge While Hybrids Lose Popularity
A Recent Survey Of Online Used Car Searches Shows Highest Gains For SUVs, Biggest Declines For Hybrids, Compacts
Global Warming Will Produce Stronger Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
NASA research on small storms shows climate change will have an effect
Bush Administration Warms To Global Warming Action
"Tremendous" Cuts In Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Excess Of 50% Required: Ambassador
Global Wheat Stockpiles Near 26-Year Low
Extreme Weather Blamed For Bad Harvest; Prices Could Rise Up And Down The Grocery Aisle
1 Million Acres Of Trees Destroyed In Zimbabwe
Latest Result Of Political Incompetence Is The Environment
Little Relief From Historic U.S. Drought
Southeast Remains Ground-Zero For Months-Long Drought
Antarctic Mission to Understand Global Warming, Sea Ice
A global cadre of scientists will explore one of the world's least traveled regions -- the Antarctic sea ice zone -- as part of the International Polar Year, an international effort to understand the poles.
VIDEO: This Moment In The Green Movement
The Daily Green Interview: Laurie David, Pt 5
Global Warming Behind Hot 2006
Federal Study Links Hot U.S. Temperatures To Greenhouse Gases
Ozone Hole Forms Earlier In 2007
Progress From Banning CFC Pollution Won't Show Results For Decades
Ford Sets Speed Record With Hydrogen Car
Fusion Hydrogen 999 Model Exceeds 207 MPH At Bonneville Salt Flats Track
Baby White Shark, Caught By Fishermen, Goes To Aquarium
Brief Time In Captivity Will Raise Awareness About Plight Of Sharks
Greece Fires Caused By Culture of Arson
Government Wants To Prosecute Arsonists As Terrorists; Their Motive Is Land Development
Natural Light Boosts Test Scores
A Middle School Opens Classrooms To Sunlight; Workplaces Can Benefit Too
U.S.-Australia Pacts On Climate, Nukes Near
Non-Binding Targets For Carbon Reduction, And Increased Nuclear Power Partnerships Seen
You Can Recycle THAT!?
Is Your Community Still Stuck On Plastics 1 And 2? Others Accept More
A $27 Million Plan For Ivory Billed Woodpecker
Government Releases First-Ever Proposal To Save A Species That May Be Extinct
New Dog Food Recall Due to Salmonella Contamination
FDA Cites Potential for Salmonella Transfer to Pet Owners Handling Dried Dog Food
With Greek Fire Death Toll At 63, Politicians Feel Heat
Citizens Call For Better Forest Protection, As Fires Are Whipped Up By Heat, Drought And Arson
Farmer's Almanac Predicts Icy Winter
Folksy Weather Forecast Doesn't Match Government's More Scientific Prognosis
Remote Controlled Plane Aids Wildfire Spotters
NASA And Forest Service Team Up To Launch Ikhana Drone
Solar Power Could Cost Half As Much 3 Years From Now
The Mercedes Benz Of Renewable Energy -- On Every Garage
Year Of The Frog Highlights Imperiled Amphibians
Amphibian Crisis: Up To Half Of World's Species Face Extinction In Our Lifetime
Last Day To Comment On USDA Organic Rule
1,433 Comments So Far On Proposal To Allow 38 Non-Organic Ingredients In Certain Certified Organic Foods
Brangelina Eat Hot Dogs! (And Raise Cash For Green New Orleans Recovery)
Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Make News In New York, By Being In New York
Eco-Friendly Pet Accessories: A $1 Billion Industry
Folks want Fido and Fluffy to go green too, for the health of the pets and the environment
If 1992's Hurricane Andrew Hit Today? Twice The Damage
15 Years Of Coastal Development Would Make A Category 5 Landfall More Destructive
Congress Vows Hearings On Toxic Toys
19 Million Toys From 19 Toymakers: Something Must Be Wrong
"Major, Major Disaster" From Midwest Flooding
At Least 1,000 Homes Abandoned, And Dozens Dead As Rains Show No Mercy
The Joneses Are Green. Are You?
Survey: We Want To Seem Green -- Sometimes More Than Be Green
4 Score And 1,000 Gettsyburg Acres Open To Sprawl
Sacred Patriotic Civil War Grounds "Endangered" By Urban Sprawl, Mining -- Even A Casino
Italian Wine Harvest Comes Very Early
Global Warming Affects Vineyards Around The World
The Passion Of Leonardo DiCaprio
A Q&A With The Creator And Star Of "11th Hour," Which Opens Nationwide Today
Reusable Bags: Always Green, Suddenly Trendy
Paper? Plastic? No thank you. It's a chant you can hear more and more at grocery store checkout across the country, as one of the simplest trends in green living goes wholly mainstream.
More Toys Recalled Due To Lead Paint
Jewelry, Curious George, Thomas, SpongeBob And More On Latest Made In China Black List
Hidden Danger In Non-Stick Pots & Pans
Exposure To Low Levels In Womb Lowers Birth Weight: Studies
Climate Pact Is Bipartisan And International
Western States Join With Canadian Provinces To Cut Carbon Emissions
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