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Topic: Worldwatch Institute

Change Agent Copenhagen makes an ambitious push to be carbon neutral by 2025
More bicycle lanes, biomass generation, public transit, cooling buildings with seawater – it's all intended to make Copenhagen the world’s first carbon-neutral capital by 2025.
Change Agent The man who stopped the desert
Fukushima fallout: time to quit nuclear power altogether
As world population passes 7 billion, two strategies make for a sustainable future
Cell phone banking could lift Africa's farmers
Saving monarch butterflies stirs the 'poetical soul' of Homero Aridjis
Japan's nuclear energy debate: some see spur for a renewable revolution
Opinion Could Acacia trees solve Africa's hunger problems?
Opinion Corporate land grabs threaten food security
Swedish environmental lessons
Opinion Sustainable population, minus the control
Amid mass migration to cities, Bolivians learn to adapt to urbanization
New US office takes fresh approach to carbon
Obama's Labor pick a green-jobs advocate
Report: Climate protests rising
New York mayor proposes plastic-bag surcharge
Report: Illicit urban chicken movement growing in US
Study: Privatization could avert fisheries' collapse
Industry group fighting Seattle plastic-bag tax
Report: US bottled water market slowing
Study: Green jobs could spark "explosive growth"
Insurer: Weather disasters becoming more frequent
Study: green jobs rising, fossil fuel jobs falling
Brazil defends ethanol in food-versus-fuel fight
Brazil defends ethanol in food-versus-fuel fight

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