• Living Green
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    Expect explosion of butterflies soon

    KU's ornithology collection manager noticed thousands of caterpillars. That's when he realized the rain he thought he heard was really the sound of caterpillars defecating.

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      Poll: What do you do to stay green?

      Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson released a new album on April 17 in honor of Earth Day. The proceeds from both the festival and the album go back to Johnson's Kokua Hawaii Foundation to promote conservation efforts in Hawaii.

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        Sales push upward at bicycle shops

        A mild winter and high gas prices are pushing up sales at metro bicycle shops.

      1. Study: US youth not so 'green' after all

        Young Americans are less interested in the environment and in conserving resources than their elders were when they were young.

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          Royals, KCP&L partner for solar power

          The Royals have a new feature to show off at Kauffman Stadium.

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          Kan. lawmakers consider electric car fee

          A Kansas legislator is worrying about the state's flow of funds for highway projects and road maintenance if consumers flock to electric cars or hybrids because those vehicles use less gasoline, raising less gas taxes.

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            Raytown finds secret to saving thousands

            The Raytown School District started a new program this past year called Energy Education. They hired an energy specialist and save more than $500,000 dollars on utility bills.

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            Time is running out on energy tax credit

            Homeowners have only a few more days to buy new energy efficient products and get a credit from the IRS. One local heating and cooling company bracing for a flood of last minute orders says a year-end rush has not materialized.

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            Recycle Christmas lights for good cause

            Looking for a place to get rid of your Christmas lights? How about recycling them for a good cause?

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