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A Scent to Remember As Seventh Generation Unveils Scented Dish Soap
11/22/2011by Anna@Green Talk The Scent Do certain scents bring back memories of a happy or carefree time in your life? Does…
Read MoreHow Climate Change Realists & Climate Skeptics View Temperature Rise Data
11/22/2011One of the most common misunderstandings amongst climate “skeptics” is the difference between short-term noise and long-term signal. In fact, “it…
Read MoreClimate Change Evaporates Part of China’s Hydropower
11/22/2011WATER FALL: Unusually low water levels in many Chinese rivers has contributed to a big drop in hydropower production. Image: Tomasz…
Read MoreShooting Down Space Junk with Giant Lasers
11/22/2011by Jaymi Heimbuch We’ve seen quite the array of ideas when it comes to dealing with space debris, from giant balloons…
Read MoreFrom Backyard Chickens to Apartment Hens: Fresh Eggs Laid in Your Living Room
11/22/2011by Sami Grover From backyard chickens to clever chicken tunnels, TreeHugger has posted many an article on the revival of small-scale…
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200 Years Worth of Temperature Data Compiled in One Alarming Video200 Years Worth of Temperature Data Compiled in One Alarming Video
11/22/2011by Stephen Messenger Last week, we reported on the results of the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature (BEST) study, and they were,…
Read MoreNairobi Installs Solar-Powered Lights – Making Streets Brighter, Safer & More Energy-Efficient
11/22/2011by Rachel Cernansky Solar-powered street lighting is coming to Nairobi. The city council has begun installing them around downtown, in a…
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With Condoms, Tea Bags, Flip Flops, and More, London’s Science Museum Celebrates the “Genius of Everyday Things”
11/22/2011by Bonnie Alter Let’s hear it for the little things. London’s Science Museum is celebrating the “genius of everyday things.” Like…
Read MoreAn International Music Festival in a Kenyan Slum Seeks to Protect Indigenous Tribes
11/22/2011by Sami Grover From controversial forest clearings for a Brazilian dam to the massive displacement of people by a Chinese hydroelectric…
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Kenya’s Plastiki? Boat Made From Plastic Bottles & Old Flip Flops
11/22/2011by Rachel Cernansky This may look familiar to anyone who remembers the Plastiki, the plastic bottle boat that sailed an 8,000-mile…
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