Best of the Web - April 09 2010

James S Murray
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From Obama's dreams of a hybrid limo to the Telegraph's obsession with belching cows, we run down the top stories from the green web this week

You've got to love the Telegraph (no, really). The paper is now so rabidly anti-environmentalist that even a story with pretty impeccable green credentials has to be given an "aren't treehuggers awful...

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