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Most Huggable: Bush’s Warning, Glasses like Legos, Al’s Emmy, and More

by Team Treehugger, Worldwide on 09.17.07
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Bush’s top scientific adviser advises that the planet could become “unlivable” without CO2 reductions…

The Daily Green wonders if an economic downturn will cause an about face on green momentum...

Victoria E takes a crack at INV/ALT’s snappy connectible table things…

21st Century Citizen rounds up six classic texts on organic growing and living…

Al Gore and Current TV take an Emmy for letting viewers be part of the show…

Hugg 2.0 is up, running, and better 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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