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Growing up in Iowa, there were things I could count on each day: reports about hog and soybean futures, farmers discussing the weather and Paul Harvey’s broadcast. Everyone I knew listened to and trusted Harvey. During nearly 60 years as a national radio personality, Harvey’s grandfatherly voice...
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Editor in chief Christina Koch takes a stroll down memory lane.
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Natural conditions and influence from neighbors inspired the design of the sustainable complex, Caltrans District 11 in San Diego, for a district of California's transportation authority.
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I recently visited my maternal grandparents in Germany. Ever since I was young, I have been cognizant of wasting things, like water and electricity, at Oma and Opa’s (Grandma and Grandpa’s) house. I think their strict household is a result of the direct effect World War II had on them and the high...
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Eat, drink and be green while reaffirming bonds with the Earth and with friends.
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The Geisinger Health System's new green building is attracting the country's best health-care professionals.
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As I write this column, the U.S. national average for 1 gallon (3.8 L) of gas is a record-breaking $4.10 and Americans are looking for ways to tighten their budgets.
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When I was in college I often absorbed myself in my classes by trying to find examples of the subject matter in my everyday life. For example, while taking a geology class I pointed out types of rocks to my friends when walking through campus. Yes, they teased me, but I got an A in the class. I...
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New Orleans is recovering from Hurricane Katrina's Destruction.
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After being demolished by a tornado, Greensburg, Kan., is rebuilding in a green manner.