Idle time adds to dirty air
2008-02-05
Idle time is helping make the air dirtier. Many North Texas cities are already working on cleaning up the problem by making it difficult or even illegal for truck drivers to sit and run their engines. Brad Hawkins reports that truck stops are the next clean air battlefront in Dallas.
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Cement pollution may be too much
2008-01-30
Cement makes our world possible. Without it we’d have no roads or buildings. But local cement plants also generate pollution. David Schechter has more in this Project Green report.

MoJo: Moving houses, recycling homes
2008-01-29
Jerry Webb planned to just move houses, not sell them. But during nearly 40-years moving them, he began to sell some he moved and essentially recycled them. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel has more.

Recession makes ‘green’ houses even harder to sell
2008-01-26
New homes in the Nevada Courts neighborhood in Denton are built green and priced as low as they can go. It’s part of an effort to provide affordable green living to everyone. However, most of these new homes continue to sit empty.

Project Green: Cookies from coal
2008-01-22
Tests are under way at a coal-fired power plant south of Dallas to reduce emissions in a cost-effective way. As David Schechter reports, there are some desirable — and even tasty — byproducts.
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