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Biogas, a Low-Tech Fuel With a Big Payoff

Whether at household operations or at industrial facilities, a centuries-old technology is increasingly being used to extract energy from crop waste, kitchen scraps and sewage. Source:  Biogas, a Low-Tech Fuel With a Big Payoff ; ; ;

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Biogas, a Low-Tech Fuel With a Big Payoff

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Nature Talks Back, and Sounds a Lot like Edward Norton

Edward Norton, Julia Roberts and other actors give voice to soils, seas and other natural assets. Originally posted here:  Nature Talks Back, and Sounds a Lot like Edward Norton ; ; ;

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Nature Talks Back, and Sounds a Lot like Edward Norton

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The Ortolan: A Tiny Bird as a French Cause Célèbre

Celebrity chefs are waging a campaign to bring the bird, banished from menus since 1999, back to the table, prompting protests to keep it protected. Read this article:  The Ortolan: A Tiny Bird as a French Cause Célèbre ; ; ;

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The Ortolan: A Tiny Bird as a French Cause Célèbre

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As Trains Move Oil Bonanza, Delays Mount for Other Goods and Passengers

Rail lines now move more than a million barrels of oil a day, much of it from the Bakken field in North Dakota and Montana and from the oil sands of Canada. Read original article:   As Trains Move Oil Bonanza, Delays Mount for Other Goods and Passengers ; ; ;

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As Trains Move Oil Bonanza, Delays Mount for Other Goods and Passengers

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In Japan, Fear and Panic as a Revered Peak Explodes

The eruption of Mount Ontake in central Japan on Saturday, which has so far left 47 people dead, took experienced mountaineers and locals by surprise. More: In Japan, Fear and Panic as a Revered Peak Explodes

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In Japan, Fear and Panic as a Revered Peak Explodes

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Pesticide Levels in Waterways Have Dropped, Reducing the Risks to Humans

Regulation has helped clean up agricultural and mixed-use waterways, but the ubiquity of some chemicals in household products has increased the threat to aquatic life in urban streams. Read more:  Pesticide Levels in Waterways Have Dropped, Reducing the Risks to Humans ; ; ;

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Pesticide Levels in Waterways Have Dropped, Reducing the Risks to Humans

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The Texas Tribune: Aquifer Is No Quick Fix for Central Texas Thirst

Experts disagree how much water the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer holds and how long it would be able to sustain Central Texas’s growing population. Source:   The Texas Tribune: Aquifer Is No Quick Fix for Central Texas Thirst ; ; ;

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The Texas Tribune: Aquifer Is No Quick Fix for Central Texas Thirst

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A Lost-and-Found Nomad Helps Solve the Mystery of a Swimming Dinosaur

A model of the largest known predatory dinosaur, and the only dinosaur known to spend much of its life in water, will be displayed in Washington. Link –  A Lost-and-Found Nomad Helps Solve the Mystery of a Swimming Dinosaur ; ; ;

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A Lost-and-Found Nomad Helps Solve the Mystery of a Swimming Dinosaur

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Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate?

Can humans get used to having a two-way relationship with Earth’s climate? Original post:  Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate? ; ; ;

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Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate?

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Dot Earth Blog: Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate?

Can humans get used to having a two-way relationship with Earth’s climate? Link:  Dot Earth Blog: Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate? ; ; ;

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Dot Earth Blog: Can Humans Get Used to Having a Two-Way Relationship with Earth’s Climate?

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