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Energy Interview: Rep. Jay Inslee
The Washington state congressman behind the New Apollo Energy Act wants to do for clean energy what Kennedy did for space.
What's Your Baby's Carbon Footprint?
8lbs, 21 inches, and 3,800 diapers worth of planet-pummeling joy
A Brief History of the Disposable Diaper
Find out when Pampers was born, what year "elimination communication" became a fad, and how long it will really take disposable diapers to biodegrade.
Power Q : S. David Freeman
The former head of the Tennessee Valley Authority and author of <i>Winning Our Energy Independence</i> explains why corn-based ethanol is "almost a fraud" and what should happen to Los Angeles warehouses.
Petophilia! Wag the Labradoodle: A Timeline of Pet Fads
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Wag the Labradoodle: A Timeline of Pet Fads
By Elizabeth Gettelman and Dave Gilson
March 28, 2008
1884 1,500 different styles of dog...
Hollywood's Eco Trip
Made-for-TV environmentalism recycles green messages for Prime Time
Sharkwater
Sharkwater Productions. 89 minutes.
House of Cards
Signing up a new credit card customer: $58. Buying off Congress: $8.5 million. Keeping Americans in hock for life: priceless.
"The Worst War Ever"
Filmmaker Ken Burns discusses The War, a different kind of World War II documentary.
The Attack Ad's Second Life
Despite "macaca" and "Hillary 1984," the 30-second TV campaign spot ain't going anywhere--yet.
