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Nat Geo Green: Green Air-Conditioning, Marine Park Photos, and More!

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August 2011
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� The "extraordinary recovery" of a Mexican marine reserve makes it Earth's most robust, experts say.


� New York's Adirondack Park is blessedly remote, divinely beautiful, and unbelievably complicated.


� Discover depths few have witnessed gallery of underwater explorers on the move.


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� Discover the variety of animals, from muskrats to manatees, that inhabit wetlands, lakes, and rivers.


� See refreshing shots of the world's most diverse sources of water.


� With the sun nearing the high point in its 11-year activity cycle, grid operators are seeking to protect a vulnerable power-delivery system.


� To make much needed fresh water, just de-salt saltwater? Experts weigh in on what needs to be done to make it as easy as it sounds.


� The company captures U.S. government's L Prize with its LED replacement for the 60-watt bulb�but can it win consumers' hearts?



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