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New study finds in utero plastic exposure may alter a baby’s behavior and reflexes.
11/14/2011

Could exposure to certain chemicals make you react faster or slower? A new study from researchers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and…

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Manolo Blahnik, M. Patmos Make Eco-Friendly Shoes From Waste Tilapia Skins, Cork
11/14/2011

By Jasmin Malik Chua A eco-friendly Manolo Blahnik [4] shoe isn’t something we expected to see in our lifetime, but stranger…

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Shannon South Remade Bags: Clutches, Totes and Duffels Crafted from Preloved Leather
11/11/2011

by Starre Vartan Shannon South’s Remade in the USA bags are bits of handmade gorgeousness. Crafted from upcycled leather jackets, each…

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Street Style: Indecisive Fll
11/11/2011

I’ve come to love the month of October in New York City. It’s officially, officially autumn, but Mother Nature just isn’t…

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The Rubber House is a Prefab Home Made from Secondhand Materials in The Netherlands
11/11/2011

by Bridgette Meinhold, The Rubber House is one of 12 houses in the simple and modern experimental settlement ‘De Eenvoud’ in…

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The Eye Has to Travel: Sustainable Style Lessons from Diana Vreeland
11/11/2011

by Rowena Ritchie A new book and film about legendary fashion editor, Diana Vreeland offers lessons in sustainable style. Part of…

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5 Fashion Trends To Thrift Right Now
11/11/2011

by Rowena Ritchie Easy-to-find vintage trends are everywhere, you just have to know where to look. Thrifting for new wardrobe looks…

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Forget Airplanes, Travel Via Cloud: Floating Zeppelin Network by Tiago Barros
11/11/2011

by Kimberley Mok In a world where everything seems to operate at hyper-speeds (often at the expense of the environment), we’re…

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Alarming Scale of Global Shark Fin Trade Revealed in New Photos
11/11/2011

by Jaymi Heimbuch Pew Environment Group this week released a series of photos that are simply jaw-dropping as they reveal the…

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Celebrating River Conservation with Gorgeous Photos
11/11/2011

by Jaymi Heimbuch © Michael Melford/National Geographic The Merced River in Yosemite National Park, California, boasts 114.5 miles protected since 1987…

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