Relying on U.S. census tracts rather than county-level data, researchers for the Public Health Institute's California Breast Cancer Mapping Project in Oakland were able to identify northern and southern Bay Area counties as "areas of concern." In...
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Everywhere, companies today receive bonus points for going green. In retrospect, is the going green fever in actuality harming the environment instead? Take bio-fuels, for example. They are praised for being biodegradable; however, the use and production of these fuels release more CO2 than fossil fuels. The row crops grown to create bio-fuel lead to higher erosion rates than sod crops. Via Lauren Moss, Susan Davis Cushing Delete the scoop?
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