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    The Paradox of "H is for Hawk"

    By Naomi J. Williams June 5, 2015
    In this story: books, birds, wildlife, animals
    H Is for Hawk, by Helen Macdonald

    6 of the Eco-Friendliest Meats You Can Buy

    By Chelsea Leu June 3, 2015
    In this story: food and drink, buyers' guide, cooking
    One could argue that sustainability is at the heart of charcuterie's centuries-old tradition.

    On Drought and Doubt

    A different way to talk about climate change
    By Scott Donahue June 3, 2015
    In this story: books, fracking, climate change, drought
    Betting the Farm on a Drought: Stories From the  Front Lines of Climate Change

    Chef Tyler Florence Carves Out His Niche

    He's a famous restaurateur and baby-food mogul. And he's happiest in the woods surrounding his home.
    By Avital Andrews June 3, 2015
    In this story: food and drink, profiles, cooking, babies
    He's a famous restaurateur and baby-food mogul. And he's happiest in the woods surrounding his home.

    Hey Mr. Green, How Many Birds Die From Flying Near Wind Turbines?

    By Bob Schildgen May 29, 2015
    In this story: birds, wind, wildlife, clean energy,
    How many birds die from flying near wind turbines?

    Hey Mr. Green, How Clean Is My Cloud Data Company?

    By Bob Schildgen June 1, 2015
    In this story: , technology
    Which cloud data companies have the best environmental practices?

    Roughing it in the Urban Jungle

    By Stephanie Steinbrecher May 29, 2015
    In this story: John Muir, wilderness, lifestyle, urban planning, travel
    Bivouac NY rooftop camping

    Hey Mr. Green, Is My Vegetable Garden More Efficient Than a Big Farm?

    By Bob Schildgen May 28, 2015
    In this story: gardening, , agriculture
    Hey Mr. Green, is my vegetable garden more efficient than a big farm?

    Visualizing Excess

    By Nicholas Ibarra June 30, 2015
    In this story: books, population
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    Hey Mr. Green, Is It Better to Burn Brush or Let It Decompose?

    By Bob Schildgen May 20, 2015
    In this story: climate change, gardening,
    Should you burn a brush pile or let it decompose?
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