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Here’s What’s Wrong With Our Food, But We Can’t Fix It By Eating Alone
03/26/2013From whale meat for sale on Amazon to exploding pigs in the Midwest, the symptoms of a broken food system are evident everywhere.
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Nike Partners With Bluesign to Access Sustainable Materials, Technologies
03/25/2013Nike has thrown in its lot with one of the world’s most stringent textile standards for environmental protection
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Resistance to antibiotics now kills more people than AIDS
03/25/2013The World Health Organization recently said resistance to antibiotics might be the end of modern medicine
Read MoreDelivery, Please! Why Online Shopping May be Better for the Environment
03/22/2013Haven’t gotten into online shopping yet?
Read MoreMaryland moves one step closer to 200MW offshore wind farm
03/22/2013The state of Maryland has been pushing for at least 3 years to build a 200-megawatt offshore wind farm off its coast
Read MoreThe Longevity Revolution: How Old Are We, Really?
03/21/2013Life expectancy is increasing, as is quality of life for many people.
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Al Bredenberg Joshua Harris’ 3D Clothing Printer Recycles Old Garments to Create New Apparel
03/21/2013Excited about that stylish top from J.Crew but wish you could have it for the party tonight?
Read MoreBBC Documentary film-maker could be sued by Norway for ‘disturbing polar bears’
03/21/2013Jason Roberts, a documentary film-maker, could be sued for £5,700 by Norwegian officials
Read MoreNYC Planning Commission Approves Cornell Tech’s Sustainable Campus on Roosevelt Island
03/21/2013Cornell University overcame a big hurdle in their proposal to build a new tech campus
Read MoreAustralian man gathers snakes, uses them to catch invasive rabbits
03/20/2013Not long after rabbits were first introduced to Australia – where they are an invasive species
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