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Not only does bottled water contribute to excessive waste, but it costs us a thousand times more than water from our faucet at home, and it's likely no safer or cleaner.
Source: Environmental Working Group
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GReen Industry News
BP removes capping stack from Gulf well
BP successfully removed a temporary cap atop its busted well in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday, the U.S. point man on the spill response said.
From: USA TODAY: Green House
Secretary Chu Announces U.S. Centers for U.S.-China Clean Energy Research
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced today that two
consortia will receive a total of $25 million over the next five
years under the U.S.-China Clean Energy Research Center
(CERC).
From: EERE Network News
Company [GREENandSAVE] Shows People and Businesses how to Save some Green by... Being Green
When Braxton’s Animal Works in Wayne decided it was spending too much money on its electrical-lighting bills, it went to the Green and Save