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    Sheryl Canter

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    This post is by Sheryl Canter, an Online Writer and Editorial Manager at Environmental Defense.

    Here are some interesting articles I came across recently:

    Inconvenient YouthsWall Street Journal
    Amusing article about how 4- and 8-year-olds are educating their parents about climate change and pestering them to take action.

    America’s Greenest StatesForbes Magazine
    A ranking of the states based on six equally-weighted categories: carbon footprint, air quality, water quality, hazardous waste management, policy initiatives and energy consumption. See how your state fared.

    Climate Change Blamed for Fading FoliageWashington Post
    Fall foliage colors in Vermont have paled in recent years. Some biologists think it’s because autumn temperatures are too warm.

    Orbiting Solar Panels’ Day May Be NearLos Angeles Times
    A federal study says that with continued increases in oil prices, generating power through orbiting solar panels may be economically competitive.

    California Plans Global Warming Lawsuit Against EPASan Francisco Chronicle
    California is suing the Environmental Protection Agency for stalling on a decision about whether to let California and 11 other states force automakers to produce cleaner cars.