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University of Mississippi

Friday, January 29, 2010

From the University of Mississippi

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Green Catfish

Mykki Newton

Thursday, November 19, 2009

At the University of Mississippi Biological Field Station, catfish are changing their diet to become more environmentally friendly.

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Adding Solar Panels to Historical Homes makes them more energy efficient

Kelsey Dockery

Friday, December 03, 2010

More often than not, Historical Homes are not allowed to add any type of attachments tat alter their appearance. In Oxford, MS home owners of historical homes are allowed to add solar panels to their homes to make them more energy efficient.

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Efficiency Blueprint

Gerard D. Manogin

University of Mississippi

Thursday, May 12, 2011

Homeowners in the Oxford/University community in Mississippi are making a change in their lives by building green.

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Biofuels: from Ethanol to Isobutanol

John McEachin III

Tuesday, February 07, 2012

One of today's issues in our country is the prices of gasoline and the cleanliness of gasoline. Biofuels has been used, like ethanol, to help make gas more efficient and clean it up, making it better for the environment.

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Painting Their Faces Green

Hannah Chalker

University of Mississippi

Monday, May 09, 2011

More recycling bins in the Grove - there is actually a major demand for recycling in the Grove.

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Biodiesel: Energy From and For the Farm

Shana Kent

Wednesday, December 02, 2009

Vast changes in the fields of Mississippi have driven today’s farmers to sow different seeds from past years. Cotton, the state’s signature crop, is being replaced with something greener for the environment and for the farmers.