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Irked spouses looking for a reason to stay married were offered a novel rationale by US researchers on Monday: divorce is bad for the environment.
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Eds: NewsNow SANTA FE (AP) - Jon Goldstein is the new deputy secretary of the Environment Department. Gov. Bill Richardson made the announcement Monday.
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Divorce isn’t just a family matter. It exacts a serious toll on the environment by boosting the energy and water consumption of those who used to live together, according to a study authored by two Michigan State University researchers.
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Divorce can be bad for the environment. In countries around the world divorce rates have been rising, and each time a family dissolves the result is two new households. “That really has a big impact in terms of the environment,” said Jianguo Liu, an ecologist at Michigan State University whose analysis of the environmental impact [...]

Increasing incidences of divorce around the world have a negative impact on the environment, leading to a less efficient use of energy and resources and bigger expenditures on utilities, a study says.
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Divorce can be bad for the environment. In countries around the world divorce rates have been rising, and each time a family dissolves the result is two new households. That really has a big impact in terms of the environment, said Jianguo Liu, an ecologist at Michigan State University whose analysis of the environmental impact [...]

INCREASING rates of divorce around the world have a negative impact on the environment, leading to a less efficient use of energy and resources.
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