Environmental Damage

Republic/Allied deal faces opposition

bizjournals.com
10 hrs ago 10 related
        

The U.S. Justice Department and attorneys general in seven states filed an antitrust lawsuit on Thursday in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., to block Republic Service Inc.’s proposed $4.5 billion acquisition of Allied...

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Foods That Trigger Acne

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9 hrs ago 2 related
        

Category Rss Feed - http://www.misterarticle.com/rss.php?rss=74 Many people dealing with an acne problem do not realize that they are triggering their acne breakouts through the foods they are eating. It would amaze people to...

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scholarsandrogues.com: A pristine stretch of the Coal River. Photo courtesy of Coal River Mountain Watch. scholarsandrogues.com

Poor affected most as Environmental Destruction Agency blasts away barrier to expand mountaintop...

scholarsandrogues.com
9 hrs ago 17 related
        

“Clean” coal’s dirtiest secret: Part III This article, third in a series on mountaintop removal coal mining, was originally titled “The poor are always downstream.” It must now be amended to add “when there is still a stream to...

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standard.net: (DREW GODLESKI) GRX employee Francisco Sanchez takes apart electronics equiptment at the GRX warehouse on Wednesday at the Freeport Center in Clearfield. standard.net

Circuit of life for PCs, etc. / Clearfield firm recycles about anything with a plug or a battery

standard.net
11 hrs ago
        

By BRYON SAXTON Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau bsaxton@standard.net CLEARFIELD -- The combination of new Christmas electronic gadgetry and a February switch to digital television has an electronic waste recycler gearing up for...

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NAPCOR and APR Report 10% Increase in 2007 PET Collection to a Record of 1.4 Billion Pounds

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11 hrs ago
        

NAPCOR and APR Report 10% Increase in 2007 PET Collection to a Record of 1.4 Billion PoundsSONOMA, Calif.CA-NAPCOR The National Association for PET Container Resources (NAPCOR) and the Association of Postconsumer Plastic...

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Methane Bursts from Frozen Tundra Confound Scientists

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7 hrs ago
        

Ice build-up may squeeze greenhouse gas from cold soil. As the Arctic tundra freezes it releases more methane.Punchstock As the autumn cold begins to bite in the Arctic tundra, the freezing ground releases a large and...

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The half-way point: learning to "drop out..."

progressiveu.org
5 hrs ago
        

Last night, I walked along the riverfront of the Willamete River, on my way to pick up an application for employment at OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry,) after having gotten a tip from a bus-rider that they where...

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Gwinnett residents could face $500 fine for not recycling

ajc.com
5 hrs ago
        

While neighboring counties encourage recycling, Gwinnett County's new solid waste management ordinance puts teeth into it. The ordinance provides for a civil fine of $500 for violations, which includes those who fail to "source...

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Eco Friendly Bags: Mother Natures Consent To Shopping (Matthew Stanton)

artipot.com
7 hrs ago
        

This bags known as eco friendly bags are there to replace plastic bags that are non-biodegradable. This is more eco friendly because it allows you to save Mother Earth by using it more than it should be. These bags also come in...

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Butte boots metal ballot sleeves

montanasnewsstation.com
3 hrs ago
        

Nearly 200 metal secrecy ballot sleeves are hitting the recycling bin in Butte Silver Bow. Butte Silver Bow has decided to recycle the sleeves following complaints that they are heavy and provide less secrecy compared to their...

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