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Frankenfish (genetically modified salmon) comes alive!

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A genetically modified Atlantic salmon may soon be available in supermarkets. The company behind it insists it's more environmentally sustainable.
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Captain Planet's legacy

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In 1990, viewers were first introduced to Captain Planet, a kid-friendly cartoon about environmentalism. Twenty years later, millenials still remember the message.
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Renewable energy from dog poop

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A conceptual artist is helping illuminate a local dog park using a streetlamp powered by dog waste.
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How sustainable is that certified seafood?

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Experts are questioning whether the seafood with the "sustainable" labels from the Marine Stewardship Council is really environmentally responsible.
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Making Los Angeles more bike friendly

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Los Angeles, the nation's most crowded county, can be a harrowing place for bicyclists. Some people are trying to make it a safer.
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Fighting burps helps the environment

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Scientists are using coriander, cinnamon, turmeric, cloves and cumin to fight the greenhouse gases caused by livestock belching.
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What the sun sounds like

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Researchers have turned data on solar winds into music, giving voice to the sun.
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Fight over natural gas gets heated

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Natural gas could reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, but some are questioning the potentially destructive way that companies extract it.
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Ranching beetles, fighting invasive species

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Volunteers are raising, nurturing and releasing beetles in an effort to fight an invasive plant.
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Hip Hop for the environment

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A burgeoning movement of green hip hop is earning high praise from activists and hip hop fans.
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