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This document discusses three different projects: a science center that promotes lake stewardship, a green hospital that aims to make patients feel better, and a study on cool residential roofing products. It provides the issue numbers, dates, prices, and website for an eco-structure magazine featuring these three projects.
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- 1. A Science Center Promotes Lake Stewardship A Green Hospital Makes Everyone Feel Better A Study Offers Cool Residential Roofing Products 0 774470 07103 09> september/october 2004 $5.95 US/$7.95 Intl september/october2004Vol.2No.Veco-structurewww.eco-structure.com w w w . e c o - s t r u c t u r e . c o m 00-07 eco septoct 04 8/12/04 1:11 PM Page 1