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Thursday, August 7, 2008

MAGAZINE GREEN | Week of August 3

US News and World Report discusses the oil drilling boom in the Gulf of Mexico where companies are snatching up a slate of newly available leases.

Time magazine discusses how, at the Ilulissat icefjord in Greenland, climate change is happening so quickly that we can almost see it before our eyes, with the glacier moving at the 'hardly glacial speed of over 100 feet a day'

Newsweek discusses how 'any company with a supply chain, if they want to continue being profitable, they have to reduce their carbon footprint'.
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