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by Trey Granger
For the next two weeks, you can submit photos that showcase eco-friendliness for the chance to have your work featured on the EPA’s home page.
It’s part of the EPA’s celebration of Earth Day. Anyone over 18 can submit pictures to three different EPA Flickr accounts:
Entries are due by March 24 at 11:59 p.m. eastern time. Ten finalists will be chosen on April 1, and a winner will be chosen by public voting on Flickr from April 1-15.
Last week, the U.S. dairy energy and GE Energy linked up for the New York Dairy Power Summit in Syracuse, N.Y. The main talking point: generating cost-effective energy from methane produced by cow manure.
Generating renewable energy from waste is a …
Tailgating has been called “the last great American neighborhood…where no one locks their doors, everyone is happy to see you and are all together sharing fun, food and football!”
As November kicks off, football season is in full swing as NFL …
Pittsburgh will be in the environmental spotlight again when it hosts the annual World Environment Day on June 5, 2010.
The city was recently selected by the United Nations Environmental Programme to be the North American host city for the worldwide …
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