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Jason Lin, a 15-year-old high school sophomore, learned about the e-waste crisis in his world geography class. Most teenagers might commit to recycling their electronics after realizing the effect they have on the planet, but Lin went ahead and started a Full Article at Treehugger
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Kids at Snugg Middle School in Florida don't just learn about history -- they make it. For the last four years, students and faculty at Snugg have celebrated Earth Day by hosting the Recycling Round-Up, an event aimed at collecting as many plastic bottle Full Article at Treehugger
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There are few things I love more than getting on my bike and pedaling to the office or taking a ride around the city. It's a great way to stay in shape Full Article at Treehugger
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In 1977, Historian and architect Rem Koolhaas wrote The Story of the Pool. At school one day, a student designed a floating swimming pool. Nobody remembered who it was. The idea had been in the air….The floating pool- an enclave of purity in contaminated Full Article at Treehugger
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The Center helps fill this need by providing meeting space for non-profits or educational institutions a Full Article at Treehugger
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HARRISBURG, Pa. ,May 16, 2012/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Scientists, naturalists and volunteers from across the state will... Full Article at HostReview.com
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In 1998, JHU/PCS and Arcandina developed a set of messages to help children understand the links between population,... Full Article at The Communication Initiative
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Green Energy Challenge Energy Spotlight School Promotes Conservation and Awareness
24-7PressRelease.comWALPOLE, MA, May 16, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The 2012 Green Energy Challenge, a free Green Education Foundation (GEF)... Full Article at 24-7PressRelease.com
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(AP) -- After years of neglect, the Palestinians are going green.In a society preoccupied with the struggle for independence... Full Article at Newsday
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Obesity is more common in African Americans than in other ethnic groups. But when it comes to black people and... Full Article at The Root
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