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Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Dreaming of a Green Christmas

Despite the five million extra tons of trash generated between Thanksgiving and New Year's, many people plan to 'go green' and give environmentally conscious gifts.
Posted by Michael O'Brien at 12:53 AM
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