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Most Huggable: Greenest Photo Ever, The Woz’s Green Digs, The Sirenia Song, and More

by Team Treehugger, Worldwide on 09. 7.07
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DeSmogBlog is hosting a contest for the greenest photo ever. What does that mean? Whatever you want it to, my dear…

Now that Steve Wozniak knows how fast a Prius can go, it’s time for the green home building to begin…

Sirenia are a family of aquatic mammals, mentioned in the Bible, and now on the verge of vanishing…

Net Impact profiles the green book man, Raz Godelnik, founder and CEO of Eco-Libris…

Celsias wrangles up the highlights and dark spots from the eco-sphere in its Friday link fest…


Hugg 2.0 is in effect and hotter than ever. Most Huggable is a daily roundup of some of the top stories. Why not submit your own green news?

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