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Melting men: Thousand ice sculptures left to thaw in the sun to highlight climate change in Arctic

10/07/2013

The installation, Melting Men, was meant to spotlight the World Wildlife Fund’s warning that melting ice could possibly cause levels to rise more than 3.3 ft by 2100.

Study Finds Plant-Based Diets Can Reverse Cell Aging

10/04/2013

A recent study has found that switching to a health-conscious diet and lifestyle can actually reverse cell aging.

Daryl Hannah Weighs in on Ways to Stop Global Warming

10/03/2013

“While these changes might seem challenging, we do have the capacity—if we can only galvanize the will.”

Scientists Deploy Underwater Observatory to Track Warming, Acidification

10/02/2013

A machine off the coast of Japan will take a variety of measurements hoping to improve understanding of oceans, climate change and biodiversity

Wildlife Populations Increase Across Europe

10/01/2013

Across 18 mammal and 19 bird species researched across Europe, scientists have found that all (apart from the Iberian lynx) have all had a population increase since the 1960’s, said a new report released today on Rewilding Europe.

Patagonia is Willing to Sacrifice Profits for a “Responsible Economy”

09/30/2013

Patagonia was among the first brands to use hemp, recycled polyester, and Tencel.

Lava Mae is Retrofitting Public Buses Into Mobile Showers for the Homeless

09/27/2013

Lava Mae believes that everyone has a right to be clean – that’s why they are creating mobile showers and toilets to meet the need.

Switzerland to Launch ‘Janitor’ Satellite to Collect 370,000 Pieces of Space Junk From Earth’s Orbit

09/26/2013

The design and construction of CleanSpace One will cost about 10 million Swiss francs, but could also herald a brand new era of orbit clean-up.

Japan Shuts Down its Last Running Nuclear Reactor

09/25/2013

The Japanese government just shut down the only nuclear reactor in the country that was still up and running after the 2011 Fukushima disaster.

Cilantro Purifies Drinking Water in Developing Countries Cheaply and Sustainably

09/24/2013

Typically, water purification relies on advanced technology that uses activated carbon — an approach that is often too expensive for most developing countries, particularly rural areas.

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