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GOING GREEN

North Texas Woman Makes Recycling Christmas Tradition

From the lid on a container of margarine to a 2-liter plastic soda bottle, an Allen woman turns what is trash to most people into Christmas treasures.

Business Gives Broken, Discarded Glass New Life

Entrepreneurs Create Fashionable, Reusable Bag

Students Raise Money With Recycled Cans

Company Recycles Discarded Cell Phones

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Explore Your Ecomagination

Go green and create your own flower. Start by planting the seed. Next enter words like rain, sun, and violet into the submit box. You'll be amazed by what you create. Go ahead. Start planting! More

Create Your Carbon Footprint

Want To Know How Hybrid Cars Work?

Calculate Your Water Usage

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Regional Environment News

Extreme Rainstorms a New Texas Trend

Arizona Starts to Curb Greenhouse Gases From Vehicles

Public Input Welcome on Houston Flood Control

Texas Firm Indicted for Disposing Hazwaste Underground

ReCyclone Chews Up Trash and Spits Out Value

New Species Recovery Credits Intended to Offset Harm

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National Environment News

The Planet Feels the Pain of Divorce

Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends: Fewer Storms Than Forecast

Endangered Species Program Burdened by Political Meddling

States Sue EPA Over Public Access to Toxics Info

One-Quarter of All U.S. Bird Species at Risk

Breathing Smog More Dangerous for Fatter People

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Celebrities Who Drive Hybrids

Take a look at some celebrities who reduce emissions by driving hybrids.

Section: Green Is Universal

Daily Green Tip

Today's Green Tip: Keeping your vehicle properly maintained can significantly reduce emissions. Have your emissions system checked regularly, and never tamper with emissions equipment. (EarthGauge.net)

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