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While Japan Turns Away from Nuclear Power, South Korea Sticks to Plan
In the same week that Japan mothballed its last reactor, South Korea began work on two new nuclear power stations
Apple Defends Cloud Computing’s Green Cred
Greenpeace report named Apple among worst offenders for using highly polluting coal to power their data centres
Colorado Car Dealers Launch “Trees For Trade-Ins” Program
A new version of Cash for Clunkers” gives a nice tax deduction and helps plant trees in communities affected by natural disaster.
USGS: Recent Earthquakes Caused by Humans, Drilling
USGS report says the “remarkable” increase in rate and magnitude of earthquakes in the continent’s interior is “almost certainly manmade” and likely caused by oil and gas drilling.
Colorado OKs Toughest Fracking Fluid Rules in U.S.
After hearing more than 11 hours of testimony in a meeting last week, Colorado regulators Tuesday approved tough new rules governing chemicals used in the controversial process of hydraulic fracturing.



















