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- What's Your Environmental Worldview?
- You Are What You Eat: Benefits and Risks of Genetically Modified Foods
- Choosing a Textbook Part 1: Readability
- Human Causes of Extinction: Overexploitation
- Problems Caused by Introduced Species
- How Human Activities Contribute to Coastal Ecosystem Decline
- Comparative Anatomy – an Easy Evolutionary Lesson for Any Age!
- Benefit Biodiversity by Reducing Dependence on Fossil Fuels
- Tips for Responsible Consumerism
- Teaching Environmental Issues : Creating an Eco-conscious Classroom
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You Are What You Eat: Benefits and Risks of Genetically Modified Foods
The debate over genetically modified foods can be confusing. What are they? What are the benefits? Are there risks? Find the answers to all your GMF questions here!Published on July 1, 2011 to Green Living
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What's Your Environmental Worldview?
We all have different belief systems when it comes to how we manage our Earth. What is yours? Find out here!Published on July 1, 2011 to Green Living
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‘Tis the Season for Sustainability: An Eco-Friendly Holiday Dinner
With Thanksgiving and Christmas soon upon us, it’s time to start planning the holiday menus. And with sustainability on all of our minds this holiday season, it’s important to know where you can find the best eco-friendly food.Published on June 28, 2011 to Green Living
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How Human Activities Contribute to Coastal Ecosystem Decline
We know that the biodiversity of the world is being threatened and that much of the cause can be attributed to human activity. One of the hardest ecosystems to manage is the marine environment. Learn the problems at hand and how you can help solve them...Published on June 2, 2011 to Environmental Science
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Simple Ways to Save Water
Water use is out of control in both domestic and industrial uses. What's the good news? Conserving water is easy! Follow these easy guidelines.Published on August 3, 2010 to Green Living
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Tips for Responsible Consumerism
In the effort to live green, it’s important to take personal responsibility in terms of the types of goods we consume. This ecological approach to economics is vital to establishing a green and sustainable future for both our global ecosystems and...Published on June 16, 2010 to Green Living
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Why Sustainable Forestry is So Essential
Irresponsible forestry practices can take a disastrous toll on the forests that we depend on. Without a healthy management of our tres, we will see a decline in wildlife, plant communities, ecosystem health and it increases the effects of global warming...Published on November 13, 2009 to Environmental Science
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Where Have All the Birds Gone?
Birds are in peril. According to the World Wildlife Fund, approximately 70 percent of the world’s nearly 8000 species of birds are declining. Estimates project that climate change could drive up to 75 percent of the world’s bird species in...Published on November 5, 2009 to Environmental Science
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Problems Caused by Introduced Species
What are introduced species? Also known as exotic species, these are plants or animal life that is introduced from a foreign ecosystem. This can cause biodiversity loss and other damage to local ecosystems.Published on September 15, 2009 to Environmental Science
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Booming Biodiversity on the Great Barrier Reef
Learn more about the amazing discoveries that scientists are making along the Australian coast. The world's largest reef is home to one of the most fascinating ecosystems - and some exciting new surprises!Published on August 28, 2009 to Environmental Science