Leith Sharp, director of the school's "Green Campus Initiative, " says the secret to its success is a business model that encourages Harvard's departments and schools to turn their environmental projects into financial savings.

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The added wealth, in turn, promotes environmental progress.

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Although up to 72% of Britons choose to be cremated, a lack of space in existing cemeteries and a greater environmental awareness, means more turn towards an alternative resting place, and a less traditional funeral.

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If parents exhibit a tendency to treat identical twins more similarly than fraternal ones, for instance, then what researchers see as genetic factors could turn out to be environmental ones.

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Yet the industry is struggling to turn all these economic and environmental benefits into reliable revenues.

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Trade generates wealth, which in turn leads to demands for stricter environmental standards.

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In 1990, Earth Day saw 200 million people participate in 141 countries, according to organizers and by the turn of the century over 5, 000 environmental groups worldwide were involved.

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Other attention-getting IPCC assertions turn out to have been based on the work of environmental pressure groups and popular magazines.

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Now to turn the tide on this epidemic, we must confront the complex social and environmental conditions that help fuel the HIV epidemic in African-American communities.

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That, in turn, has led to a reduced cost of capital, making investments in new infrastructure and environmental controls less costly.

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