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Japan Airlines plans biofuel test flight
Japan Airlines said Monday it plans a test flight of a Boeing 747 partially powered by biofuel by early next year as a way to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Full story
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Zipcar drives toward the future
Big 3 beat soundly on list of green automakers
Ford emissions plan satisfies shareholders
Bike-sharing services roll into the U.S.
Newsweek: The growth of 'green-collar' jobs
Environmental technologies that just don't work
Teaching entrepreneurs how to save the planet
Wal-Mart broadens environmental program
Gore warns investors of ‘subprime carbon’
'Green collar' jobs seen as prosperous
Wind farms need techs to keep running
Bans turning ‘paper or plastic’ into a debate
Insurers paying to rebuild greener homes
‘Grease cars’ — the answer to high gas prices?
Drink this, you may feel pleasantly green
Energy bill a boon for ethanol, and a challenge
Why did solar energy lose its flare?
Oil from algae? Scientists seek green gold
Smart appliances learn to save power grid
Making earthships mainstream
Small businesses conserve energy to curb costs
GM tries to jumpstart hydrogen cars
Toyota looks to next generation of hybrids
Green car dealerships popping up around U.S.
Vermont is the greenest state in the U.S.
Will green plastics go mainstream?
Congress wants green trucks — do buyers?
Hyper-green products go 'cradle to cradle'
Could vertical farming be the future?
Trying to turn Mr. Clean into Mr. Green
Wal-Mart’s bold environmental move — maybe
Green MBAs seek to balance profit and planet
The alternatives to alternative energy
The case in favor of nuclear power
Are tech companies really that green?
Alternate reality: Break your oil addiction
Climate scorecard ranks companies
Want to go green? Try these simple steps
Warming does have some winners
Investing in a greener planet
Disney tests limits of going green
Hottest wedding trend is going green
Carbon offset market raises questions
Green home remodeling still a gray area
Want a green house? Prepare for confusion
Paper or plastic — what’s the greener choice?
Buying your way to a greener planet
Save the planet – and save some money
Quiz: What do you know about green business?
Green construction saves money, energy
Paying for pollution
Experts: It's still not easy selling green
Utilities place uncertain CO2 bets
Devil is in details of carbon cap system
Interactive: How carbon trading works
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  Newsweek: Environmental leadership
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Solar-power guru circles back
Green cars in line for better batteries
GM, utilities join to study electric car’s impact
Scientists tap motion in the ocean for energy
2,400-mile car race runs on the sun
Texas OKs lots more wind power
Hydrogen future doable, experts say
  Green Travels  
  
Top 5 destinations for ecotourism
How to travel green — and luxe
Green travel tips
Fly Delta, plant a tree
Travel companies tackle global warming
10 best luxury eco-resorts
Best eco-cruising destinations
INTERACTIVE
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Top 10 energy alternatives
Widespread adoption of alternative technologies could ease the squeeze of high oil prices – and also could curb the pace of global climate change by limiting emissions of heat-trapping gases such as carbon dioxide.
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INTERACTIVE
Battle of the Bags: Paper vs. Plastic
Msnbc.com takes you on interactive journey through the debate over the "greenest" way to cart away groceries.
Interactive
Carbon trade game
Learn how the "cap and trade" scheme works and play along in a simulated market.
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Earth to Fido: Eco-care for your pet
Rub it in! Sunscreen that protects you and the Earth
A brick in your toilet tank? 10 tips to go green
Get fresh! America’s first all-organic restaurant
Eco-decor: Not your Grandma’s throw pillows
Going Green videos
  TechWatch: Eco-friendly tents
May 9: A British designer invents an eco-friendly tent that is made from recycled plastic and cardboard. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
  Green investments growing
  Cow manure powers Vermont company
  Feds giving suspect 'green' rewards
  'Green' boom in Florida
  Video: Crafting surfboards from soybeans
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  Green was the color at Fashion Week
  Cars without gas
Slide shows
NBC News
Scenes from Greenland
‘NBC Nightly News’ reports from Ilulissat, Greenland, on the alarming melt of the Greenland ice sheet.
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  World’s endangered rivers
See the rivers deemed at risk by the WWF. According to the group the rivers are quickly dying as a result of climate change, pollution and dams.
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  Earth from space
Click through the highlights from more than four decades of images of our home planet, taken by astronauts in orbit.
  10 Tips

Save the planet — and save some money, too. Here's how to help your bottom line by producing less carbon dioxide.

10 tips on Going Green

Interactives
Vital Signs of a Warming World
The science, impacts and scenarios of climate shifts
Carbon trade game
Learn how the "cap and trade" scheme works and play along in a simulated market.
Farming of the future?
Though vertical farms likely would rise just two or three stories, some researchers imagine 30-story buildings.
The greenhouse effect
How the Earth maintains a temperature conducive to life
Cooling the planet
Check out five far-out ideas on how to engineer a cooler Earth.
Eyeing the ice
The National Science Foundation's Tom Wagner on why climate experts study Antarctica.
Capturing CO2
A look at carbon sequestration
Melting mountains
Data shows five areas of concern
How hybrids work
What makes hybrid cars so fuel-efficient?
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  Going green: Social consciousness or profits? Share your thoughts

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