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Be The Change Issue 9 is out

In this issue we include feature articles:

The lowdown on Biofuels
The Hummer vs Prius Debate
Outrageous Wasters - a special article from our co-founder Dr Ross Williams

Plus our regular features:

Profile of a planet saving superhero - Meredith Henderson
Profile of a newly sustainable business - Caravan Pictures
Useful tips for saving the planet
How to talk to a climate skeptic

And also

Brand new this issue - Operation:Coolenation, the Be the Change kids section

To download the PDF version of this, or previous issues of Be The Change please go to the Newsletters page. Please enjoy. — DS

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