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New Book Explains How Hugging Trees Could Actually Improve Your Health
12/23/2011by Bridgette Meinhold, Have you hugged a tree today? No?! Well, you should, because it just might improve your health – according…
Read MorePlant-Based Repurpose Compostables Coffee Cups Hit Store Shelves Nationwide
12/23/2011by Molly Cotter, The paper industry estimates that Americans used more that 23 billion dollars worth of paper cups last year – and…
Read MoreNike & Puma, Reframing the Sustainability Message for a Younger Market
12/23/2011By Izabel Loinaz 2011 has been a big year for the cause of sustainability in sports and athletics. In March, we…
Read MoreApplying Biomimicry: What Organizations Can Learn From Insects
12/23/2011By Kartika Chendorain Tulusan The Biomimicrist wrote in a recent blog post: “I’ve been applying Biomimetic processes to services, products, and…
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Thousands of School Children Create a Living Mosaic Backdrop for North Korea’s Mass Games
12/22/2011by Bridgette Meinhold, If you thought your 2nd grade Christmas pageant where you spelled out ‘Silent Night’ with cardboard letters was impressive,…
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World’s Most Expensive Broom Made From Hundreds of Shredded Dollar Bills
12/22/2011by Lori Zimmer, Artist Mark Wagner has created the most expensive broom in the world by replacing traditional plastic bristles with cut up…
Read MoreMiami: Greener than You Think
12/22/2011By Aimee C. Juarez, Ph.D. student in organizational systems, Saybrook University Every time I drive through downtown Miami, it strikes me how much…
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Dutch Temporary Trees Become Part of Make a Forest Campaign
12/22/2011by Helen Morgan, Winter is just around the corner and as always its most visible in the trees – the autumn colors…
Read More20 New Rules of Green Marketing
12/22/2011By Jacquelyn A. Ottman Green is mainstream. Not too long ago, just a small group of deep green consumers existed. Today,…
Read MoreHow Can Marketing Change Behavior for Good?
12/22/2011by Elze van Hamelen Marketing can make people eat McDonald’s hamburgers, wear shoulder pads, and buy that new laundry detergent even…
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