You know it’s smart to wear sunscreen, but why hurt the earth while saving your skin? Sunscreens can damage the environment with chemicals that take ...
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Ten outstanding examples of green infrastructure. Join the Discussion: From Our BlogsThu, Jul 03, 2008 Wed, Jul 02, 2008  Green Grilling can be a messy endeavor, so when you inevitably reach for a napkin, consider your options:
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In response to a petition from the Sierra Club, 24 other organizations, and more than 5,000 individuals representing every state in the nation, the ...
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Feature: What Does Protecting Streams and Wetlands Have To Do With Global Warming?How is global warming likely to affect communities? Scientists predict that global warming will intensify droughts and exacerbate the competition for water in the arid West. It probably will cause more intense storms in the East and Midwest, and that will produce more severe flooding. And the runoff of pollutants caused by those storms will pollute our water and drinking water sources. Protecting our natural streams and wetlands can help to buffer our communities from some of the effects of global warming. Find out more (PDF). Up to Top HOME | Email Signup | About Us | Contact Us | Terms of Use | © 2008 Sierra Club |