Author: Lisa Frack
Website: http://www.enviroblog.org/2009/09/ewg-testifies-in-congress-…

After we released our report about cell phone radiation, EWG Senior Scientist Olga Naidenko, PhD. testified in the U.S. Senate about our findings. Here she talks with EWG’s Chief of Staff, Heather White, just before her testimony:

Senator Harkin (Iowa) chaired the hearing in the Senate Appropriations Health Subcommittee. Dr. Naidenko was one of five experts to testify on the topic - you can watch the full hearing here.

What can you do to reduce your exposure to cell phone radiation?
Follow our 8 tips and read our extensive FAQ - after searching for a low-radiation phone. It’s all right here.

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In a new letter to the public, former “Green for All” champion Van Jones speaks out for the first time since his resignation and urges Americans across the country to continue the fight for a green economy.

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If you’re thinking about building an energy efficient green home, you won’t want to miss these upcoming green events!

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Author: easy eco blog
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Tetra Pak is finding its way all over the grocery store.  Milk, wine, soup, and many other items are using it.  It weighs less than glass and keeps products fresh. We had to look into how recyclable it is.
Tetra Pak addresses recycling and has many regions already recycling the product, including ours. We feel better [...]

Related posts:

1. Recycling Tips
2. Recycling Plastic Bags
3. Recycling by Mail

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