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Change is good
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"Elizabeth Hurley's big, fat, not-so-green wedding," reads the headline and suddenly we know that producing a carbon footprint is a source of shame. Even Al Gore is taking some hits in the area of house size, another brand new hot button. Green weddings are the subject of this Reuters report.
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