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DEA pushes nationwide medication disposal event
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is partnering with community law enforcement offices to offer nationwide collection events for unused prescription medications on September 25. It is the first nationwide program that will address the proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste.
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Special from CSMonitor.com
Global warming heats up a nuclear energy renaissance
Global warming and the BP oil spill have helped rehabilitate nuclear energy in the eyes of the public – and some environmentalists.
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How to recycle your unwearable tennis shoes
You jog in them, meet your friend for lunch in them, and they have a special place in your heart. They are your sneakers. But what happens once you've loved them to death?
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Home appliances get tough new efficiency standards
Industry and environmentalist groups have agreed on tougher efficiency standards for home appliances that, over the next 30 years, could save enough energy to power 40% of American homes for a year.
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20 green things in 20 minutes
Think one person can't make a difference? Think again. Here are 20 little things you can do to help the environment and your world in less than 20 minutes.
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6 lessons from the BP oil spill
What the tragedy of the BP oil spill has taught us about regulations, technology, and how our energy diet must change.
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 Beauty goes fair trade
Produced for mark cosmetics -- The new line of body care products from mark features fair trade certified ingredients, making them not just good for our bodies, but also good for people around the globe.
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Automaker tunnels their way to better fuel efficiency
Produced for General Motors - This month General Motors is celebrating an important milestone in achieving better fuel economy, the 30th anniversary of the world's largest wind tunnel.
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How the light rail is making cities leaner, greener and more sustainable
Produced for Siemens - As many as 1.5 million people pack light rail trains across the country every day. It helps eliminate cars from congested road ways and reduce carbon emissions by 20 pounds per person, per day. Now, new research suggests it may also help travelers shed a few extra pounds of their own.
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Obama gives Chevrolet Volt a boost
Produced for General Motors - President attends groundbreaking for new lithium ion battery cell plant; opening will create jobs and help lessen country's dependence on foreign oil.
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Are flex fuels the future?
Produced for General Motors - As the largest oil spill in U.S. history continues to leak into the Gulf of Mexico, the argument for domestically produced alternative fuels, like ethanol (E85), is back on.
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Planting the seeds of success
Produced for the Nutrients for Life - With a little planning you can create a garden that provides you with armloads of delicious vegetables. And all good gardeners know that healthy soil is the key to a successful garden.
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Spring fashion must haves 2010
Produced for Viceroy Miami Hotel, Lands' End, Group USA, Vaseline Sheer Infusion & LG Mobile - From the hottest bikinis to the sleekest cell phones, this spring fashion preview has it all. Miren el video en Español
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