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'Going Green' Series
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American cities look to London for a controversial traffic solution. -
Plastic containers and their transport foul the planet, some say. -
Airline maverick pushes technology. Could it clear the air? -
Where going green is almost a sense of duty. -
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Some believe carbon offsets can do more harm than good. -
Entrepreneurs Expect Green Movement Will Move Solar Panels Firmly into the Mainstream
Other Recent Stories on 'Going Green'
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Everyone seems to be going green, but may be another "We Are the World" moment. -
Barry Benepe, ABC News' person of the week, led the urban farmers' market trend. -
Now even your pets can minimalize their effects on the environment. -
San Francisco's Orchard Garden Hotel is one of the country's first green hotels. -
The California city leads the nation in global warming fight. -
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Run your car on vegetable oil? Make your clothes from bottles? You could be on. -
What can the Queen of England do to alter her carbon footprint? -
Imagine being able to produce all the power you need, in your own backyard. -
Presidential candidates from both parties heat up on climate change politics.
Photos -- Green Celebs and More
'Live Earth'
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Fans go wild, but can a series of concerts save the Earth? -
Critics said the Live Earth promoting global awareness wasn't so eco-friendly. -
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Madonna performs at Live Earth, but her investments suggest other priorities. -
Al Gore pulls out all the stops to promote concerts to fight global warming. -
The concert to fight climate change generated more than 1,000 tons of garbage. -
Al Gore festival promotes environmental causes with 7-point plan and pop music. -
Al Gore to launch D.C. event, then head to previously announced venue in N.J. -
Nunatak will be the first band to ever perform live on Antartica. -

