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Climate Chaos, Sooner
A smaller change in temperature may result in serious climate consequences, including more extreme weather and extinction risks. What's to be done?
Brakes On Car Emissions?
The White House is considering national rules regulating greenhouse gas emissions for cars, a move backed by both Detroit and some environmentalists.
Urban Birding
Think SF's avian population is limited to seagulls and pigeons? Think again: Half the birds of N. America come here.
The Thin Green Line
Oil Wars Bring Local Victory
Palm oil is emerging as a major environmental battleground. The thick oil has become a nearly ubiquitous...
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Green Events
Vegetarian Week @ Supperclub San Francisco
Thurs., 2/26
Supperclub, SF
Innovative and delicious 3 and 4-course prix fixe gourmet menus served while guests relax in decadent Roman-style beds.
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Hey Mr. Green
Berkeley's Bob Schildgen busts green myths. Read his blog
Lions, Orcas & Bureaucrats
Managing predators and prey.
How Green My Valley
The rain worked magic at Chabot Reg. Park.
Village Green
Save The Waves and Shred Mavericks
A little known group of enviro-intellectual-surfer dudes known as the Save The Waves Coalition is trying to build, like, a...
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Environment News
- Experts cite lower threshold for warming crisis 02.24.2009
- U.S. greenhouse gas rules for cars under study 02.24.2009
- Hey Mr. Green 02.24.2009
- San Francisco is a bird watcher's paradise 02.22.2009
- Climate change and the Aussie wildfires 02.22.2009
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Today's Tip
Pay bills paperlessly and save almost 7 lbs. of paper waste.
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Green Videos
Mercury in the Bay
Some 150 years later, we're still facing the consequences of San Jose's "mercury rush."
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Get Involved
Find local green causes, events and volunteer opportunities at Do Good on SFGate.
Chronicle Special Section
The Air We Breathe
From the green-washed hybrids we drive to the woodfires we burn to the pockets of pollution we ignore, what are we doing to the air? And what is it doing to us?
