The obstacles to being green in suburbia
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February 11, 2008

The obstacles to being green in suburbia

Greensuburbia The New York Times ran an entertaining story at the weekend about the dilemma of trying to be green in suburbia. Sure there's lots of room to grow your own vegetables (reducing transport costs to get produce to your local grocer). But what about all those extra car miles!

Click here to read the story.

- David Adams

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