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U.S. households - including their vehicles - account for 38% of U.S. carbon emissions. It´s larger than the industrial sector. (Shutterstock)
U.S. households - including their vehicles - account for 38% of U.S. carbon emissions. It's larger than the industrial sector. (Shutterstock)
 
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I was told that houses that are considered Green sell quicker. What are the easiest ways to make my home be considered Green? — Bobby S., Dallas
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Behind Sarah Carter Perry Brown, above, are (from right) great-grandson Daryn Lewis; granddaughter Teryl Lewis; son-in-law Lawrence Anderson and his fiancee, Gwendolyn Gilbert; niece Adelphia Lucas; and great-niece Caryl Lucas, who wrote a book about Aunt Sarah´s "long and spirit-filled life." At left is a 1930s photo of the Rev. Thomas G. Carter and daughters (from left) Mary, Maud, and Sarah.
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John-Hall: An urge to preserve a rich family legacy is the genesis behind a new book: "Aunt Sarah's Recipes for a Long and Spirit-Filled Life." It's equal parts historical, inspirational...
 
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