Best Guide to Greenliness

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Paul Robbins' Austin Environmental Directory earned kudos in our poll way back in 1995. This year's edition is the directory's fifth. In that time, Austin has seen many changes, many of which have been related to the computer industry and Austin's burgeoning status as the "Silicon Hills." The directory argues that we've suffered economically and environmentally from limiting our concentration to one single industry. The writers alternately believe that Austin could thrive as an environmental business center. Presenting a thorough report on Austin's unique business predicament, the directory details many hopeful ways of harnessing environmentally friendly energies and the talents of Austinites to create a responsible as well as diverse local economy. The directory also features info on area creeks, environmental groups, recycling, and energy programs. It's an invaluable resource, available free at various locations or as a download from the Web site.

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