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Couple Argues About the Environment

From: Avishay Artsy
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A New Hampshire couple argues about environmental issues. Read the full description.

Default-piece-image-1 Therapists are reporting a rise in couples arguing about environmental issues like recycling, energy consumption and air travel. Avishay Artsy spoke to a New Hampshire couple that has their own share of eco-disputes.

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Piece Description

Therapists are reporting a rise in couples arguing about environmental issues like recycling, energy consumption and air travel. Avishay Artsy spoke to a New Hampshire couple that has their own share of eco-disputes.

Broadcast History

Aired on NHPR's Word of Mouth on Feb. 3, 2010

Related Website

http://www.nhpr.org/node/29185