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Give your mom a homemade spa day
Want to give her a Mother's Day she'll never forget? Whip up a handmade batch of coffee-and-coconut scrub, and transform her bathroom into an oasis. GreenDAY's Marisa Belger explains.
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Green is the new black!
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May 9: A British designer invents an eco-friendly tent that is made from recycled plastic and cardboard. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
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Scenes from Greenland
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  World’s endangered rivers
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Click through the highlights from more than four decades of images of our home planet, taken by astronauts in orbit.