Love for TreeHugger.com

Happy Valentine's Day! 

While we were looking for ways to show Mother Earth our love and appreciation this year, we stumbled across TreeHugger. Whether you are looking for information on conserving energy usage or the latest eco-friendly North Face rain-jacket, you will find it on TreeHugger! This Discovery Channel operated blog offers up tons of great resources that all of our readers should check out today...

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Like Oil & Water

To be cont.

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Paper Doesn't Grow on Trees

West Chester University of Pennsylvania, along with many universities and businesses, has started to limit the amount of pages one may print in a week. Netop has created PrintLimit which logs the amount of usage per user. The 125 page-per-week limit may not seem like much when you look at that as sheets of paper, but what about when you view it has part of a tree? A new software lets students and faculty the ability to view their carbon foot print produced by their printing usage. Making the connecting between sheets of paper and the actually tree is a step in the right direction! Thanks West Chester!

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Philly's Park In the Sky

What would you do with a mile-long stretch of abandoned train tracks suspended above head? That has been a problem that faced Philadelphians until now! They are fighting back with Reading Viaduct Park, which is putting Philly on the map with other "sky Park" locals, such as Paris and New York City. 

Image: Reading Viaduct Park

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