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Find out which affordable models post the greenest numbers. Read full post »
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New Web series shows the cutting edge of sustainable sustainable design. Read full post »
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Not all batteries actually need to be recycled, since many common types no longer contain toxic substances. Read full post »
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Finding the truth amid a war of political advertising. Read full post »
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Why Energy Star labels on six popular consumer products are totally out of date ... and why you should buy Energy Star anyway. Read full post »
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You can't trust ingredient lists on Halloween face paint labels -- 6 of 10 paints tested had higher than recommended levels of metals. Even one labeled "nontoxic" contained lead. Read full post »
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How to start a worm composting bin in six simple steps and cut your waste by up to 40%. Read full post »
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Pumpkins aren't just for jack-o'-lanterns and pumpkin pie. In fact, if you're leaving the pulp, the seeds and even the rind on the kitchen floor, you're missing out. Read full post »
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Millions of people took to the streets Saturday for the 350 Day of Climate Action, urging world leaders to reduce global warming pollution. Here's a look at some of the most visually creative demonstrations. Read full post »
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EarthTalk is a Q&A column from E/The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: I recently had a tissue mineral analysis indicating that my levels of the nutritional element molybdenum were off the chart. I believe this may be leaching from my stainle Read full post »
A report rates popular phone brands so you can judge the possible risks.
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Use this interactive map to find people giving away free stuff or folks to take things off your hands.