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10 Things We've Learned About the Earth Since Last Earth Day http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/toplink Having trouble viewing this email? Click Here http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/tag?t=BPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp- Earth Day April 2012 http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/home Join our Community.............................................. Add us on Facebook >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/facebook Follow us on Twitter >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/twitter Watch us on YouTube >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/youtube RSS Feeds >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/rss Main Article.................................................... 10 Things We've Learned About the Earth Since Last Earth Day http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday1 We recap the most surprising, awe-inspiring and alarming things that we have learned about the Earth and the environment since last year's holiday Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday1 Featured Articles................................................ Africa's Last Penguins http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday2 An endangered penguin colony has made a home in the shadow of the South African prison that once held Nelson Mandela Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday2 ------------------ A Little Independent Energy Experiment on the Prairie http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday3 If you can fight your way through the dirt storms of Madelia, Minnesota, you may be able to find the future of renewable energy Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday3 ------------------ Time to Reinvent the Parking Lot http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday4 Some urban planners and architects say we can do a lot better than asphalt slabs and concrete boxes Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday4 ------------------ Design for a Water-Scarce Future http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday5 Design strategies for arid regions go back centuries, but in the face of climate change, drylands design is a whole new ballgame Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday5 ------------------ The Gray Wolf: The Great Lakes' Comeback Kid http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday6 How do scientists know how many wolves are out there? Listen to how they howl, and then count how many wolves howl back Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday6 ------------------ Is it Too Late for Sustainable Development? http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday7 Dennis Meadows thinks so. Forty years after his book The Limits to Growth, he explains why Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/earthday7 Featured Quote.................................................... "If I had to choose, I'd rather have birds than airplanes." -- Charles A. Lindbergh, the American aviator who completed the first solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic Ocean Watch Now! Featured Video Beautiful Devastation: Photographing Industrial Scars on the American landscape >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/video From the Blogs Surprising Science Climate Change's Latest Victim: Ice Hockey >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/science1 The Doomsday Seed Vault Turns Four >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBPk-LFArQQLoB8h9zcNinyAs.ArQQidp-/science2 Think Fast What was the first wildlife refuge formed in the U.S.? A. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska B. Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida C. Theodore Roosevelt National Wildlife Refuge, Mississippi D. 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