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Slippery Banana Peels Could Be A Savior For Polluted Water
10/06/2011by Eliza Barclay Researchers have found that the oft-maligned banana peel can grab heavy metals out of polluted water. Banana peels…
Read MorePolicing Your Power-Hungry Appliances
10/06/2011By ERIC A. TAUB Before they leave the house, my friends in England literally pull the plugs on many of their…
Read MoreGE Launching 60W to 100W Replacement LED Bulbs
10/06/2011LED lighting is finally reaching mainstream. As the years have gone by, the prices have dropped and more appropriate bulbs for…
Read MoreH&M plans to unveil collection of greener suppliers
10/06/2011Swedish clothing firm downplays impact of Greenpeace campaign against use of hazardous chemicals H&M has become the latest high-street clothing brand…
Read MoreGreenpeace Detox
10/06/2011Written by Jesse Winter Your clothing might be poisoning our planet’s water supply. Your favorite jeans might be contributing to mutations…
Read MoreEvaporation from Trees Has Global Cooling Effect
10/06/2011Scientists at the Carnegie Institution’s Global Ecology department have published a study that found that evaporation from trees has a cooling…
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Amazing Recycled Paper Designs Unveiled at the Origin Craft Fair During London Design Festival
10/06/2011by Helen Morgan The Origin Contemporary Craft Fair showcased the height of the modern craft movement at the London Design Festival…
Read MoreNew Car Wash Machines Are Engineered to Use Less Water
10/06/2011Daimer®’s ultra low-flow, dedicated steam car wash machines are designed to be maneuverable, easy-to-use, and water-efficient. Woburn, MA 01801 — WOBURN,…
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California Designer Creates Flamenco Dress From Recycled Magazines
10/05/2011by Evelyn Lee Adam Neeley put his jeweler’s tools aside to pull together a dress for Laguna Beach’s second annual Festival…
Read MoreCoca Cola and Nestle Show Signs of Support for Improved Recycling Laws
10/05/2011by Rachel Cernansky, Boulder, Colorado Of the 224 billion beverage containers sold in the U.S. every year, only about 29 percent…
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