The Green Lantern: Is chewing gum bad for the environment?
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The Washington Post,
April 18, 2011; 7:03 PM
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Nuclear power is safest way to make electricity, according to study
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The Washington Post,
April 2, 2011; 8:33 PM
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Sitting atop huge gas reserve, Maryland debates drilling practice known as fracking
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The Washington Post,
March 27, 2011; 6:21 PM
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Gasoline additives probably don’t affect fuel’s environmental impact very much
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The Washington Post,
March 7, 2011; 6:55 PM
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The environmental impact of the wine we drink
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The Washington Post,
March 28, 2011; 6:07 PM
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U.S. farmers, processors not required to test for deadly E. coli strain
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The Washington Post,
June 2, 2011; 11:07 PM
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New graphic cigarette warnings unveiled
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The Washington Post,
June 21, 2011; 7:17 PM
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The bacteria (or virus or parasite) made me do it
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The Washington Post,
June 13, 2011; 6:38 PM
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Federal agencies to study guidelines on nanomaterials
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The Washington Post,
June 9, 2011; 7:46 PM
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Youth at environment summit unhappy with Obama policies
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The Washington Post,
April 14, 2011; 6:43 PM
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Lawns are adding to Chesapeake Bay pollution, study says
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The Washington Post,
March 28, 2011; 6:28 PM
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EPA budget cuts put states in bind
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The Washington Post,
June 20, 2011; 8:46 PM
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Green burials are gaining traction in the Washington area
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The Washington Post,
June 6, 2011; 6:23 PM
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What’s in a carbon footprint? Depends.
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The Washington Post,
April 21, 2011; 7:04 PM
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Blue Plains upgrade could produce valuable farm fertilizer, but critics are wary
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The Washington Post,
April 23, 2011; 10:14 PM
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EPA proposes stricter controls on water pollution
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The Washington Post,
April 27, 2011; 3:07 PM
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Report: Shipping emissions to rise in Arctic
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The Washington Post,
July 4, 2011; 5:51 PM
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Maryland’s plan to boost Chesapeake Bay oysters will require a lot of hanky-panky
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The Washington Post,
May 1, 2011; 11:00 PM
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Farm Bureau takes aim at EPA limits on pollutant runoff into Chesapeake Bay
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The Washington Post,
February 27, 2011; 6:41 PM
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Bacteria’s role in colon cancer, cystic fibrosis; burning paper to measure carbon
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The Washington Post,
February 27, 2011; 10:12 AM
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Group of moderate Republicans backs tough fuel efficiency targets
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The Washington Post,
June 22, 2011; 5:00 PM
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Today’s polar bears all descended from single female brown bear, scientists say
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The Washington Post,
July 11, 2011; 5:35 PM
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Rising gas prices shift energy debate
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The Washington Post,
May 3, 2011; 6:46 PM
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Arctic warming to boost rise of sea levels
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The Washington Post,
May 3, 2011; 7:02 PM
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Dry ice lake suggests Mars once had a ‘Dust Bowl’
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The Washington Post,
April 25, 2011; 6:00 PM
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Compared with other disasters, tornadoes have small environmental impact
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Slate,
May 30, 2011; 6:06 PM
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Can you be green and have a green lawn?
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The Washington Post,
June 20, 2011; 4:37 PM
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Milk jugs — glass, plastic and paperboard — have different environmental impacts
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The Washington Post,
February 28, 2011; 5:28 PM
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Bear hibernation study finds surprises in search for clues to help human health
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The Washington Post,
February 17, 2011; 5:52 PM
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Solar cells’ costs may decline someday thanks to new printing technique
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The Washington Post,
July 18, 2011; 4:02 PM
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Whitebark pine tree faces extinction threat, agency says
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The Washington Post,
July 18, 2011; 7:05 PM
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White House proposes increased mileage standards for cars, light trucks
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The Washington Post,
June 25, 2011; 8:00 PM
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As Fukushima fallout circles the globe, nuclear sleuths sift it for clues
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The Washington Post,
April 1, 2011; 11:50 AM
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Report: Global warming already crimping crop production, pushing prices higher
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The Washington Post,
May 5, 2011; 8:00 PM
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Magazine writer says early humans were not promitive
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The Washington Post,
March 21, 2011; 4:03 PM
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BP makes $1 billion down payment on gulf restoration
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The Washington Post,
April 21, 2011; 7:32 PM
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Ultimate impact of damage to Japan nuclear reactors still unknown
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The Washington Post,
March 13, 2011; 11:20 PM
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‘Spillionaires’ are the new rich after BP oil spill payouts
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The Washington Post,
April 13, 2011; 6:29 PM
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pulls out of greenhouse gas effort
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The Washington Post,
May 26, 2011; 5:12 PM
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NASA looks for antimatter. It’s not just some sci-fi idea?
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The Washington Post,
May 30, 2011; 6:11 PM
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By holding planes at their gates, fuel use declined but efficiency did not
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The Washington Post,
April 4, 2011; 7:27 PM
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Study foresees a rapid and widespread extinction of species
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The Washington Post,
March 7, 2011; 7:29 PM
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Congregation is first black church in D.C. to be powered by solar energy
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The Washington Post,
May 3, 2011; 6:52 PM
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NASA reclaims missing moon dust just before its scheduled auction
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The Washington Post,
June 27, 2011; 7:23 PM
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Bacteria may one day be used as a power source for your mobile phone
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The Washington Post,
May 30, 2011; 5:33 PM
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NASA mission will ‘kiss’ an asteroid to get vital information on life’s origins
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The Washington Post,
May 25, 2011; 7:53 PM
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Climate-change aid to developing world difficult to track, report says
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The Washington Post,
May 20, 2011; 11:54 AM
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Interior Dept. strikes deal to clear backlog on endangered species listings
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The Washington Post,
May 10, 2011; 8:30 PM
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For Calvert Cliffs, Japan a reminder of potential perils of nuclear plant work
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The Washington Post,
March 30, 2011; 9:20 PM
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