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Water Privatization: Villainy or Necessity?
11/18/2011

By: John Converse Townsend The 2008 James Bond film Quantum of Solace introduced a different kind of villain to popular audiences:…

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Social Media for Social Good
11/18/2011

Social media is a great way to stay in contact with friends and family, but did you know that it’s also…

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Paraglider hit by eagle over Himalayas
11/18/2011

A Russian paraglider was able to capture footage of his parachute getting hit by an eagle as he was flying over…

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Another City Says Good Bye to Plastic Bags
11/18/2011

Most of us have heard negative stories about plastic bags. These are made from petrochemical byproducts and are often used for…

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Video-art means the medium of our times, French collector couple say
11/18/2011

The owner of Turkish video art, Ahmet Öğüt’s ‘Short Circuit’ and Fikret Atay’s ‘Bang-Bang,’ collector Jean-Conrad Lemaitre has been collecting video…

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The governments of United States and Canada harmonize approach to save energy in commercial buildings
11/18/2011

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) have signed an agreement that will create a…

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Bobble Jug: The Water Bobble gets a big brother
11/18/2011

Say hello to the Bobble Jug, the sleekest, sexiest and most sustainable contaminant-filtering water pitcher that you and your refrigerator are…

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Baksı Museum’s carpets opens to world
11/18/2011

BAYBURT – Anatolia News Agency Bayburt’s Baksı Museum is preparing to exhibit its handmade original carpets for the world. The carpets,…

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Yves Béhar’s 7 Principles of Holistic Product Design
11/17/2011

The following post is a part of TriplePundit’s coverage of the 2011 Opportunity Green Conference in Los Angeles, California. by Kara…

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Tetris-Shaped Trash-Filled Street Furniture Encourages Recycling in Argentina
11/17/2011

by Ana Lisa Alperovich Argentine studio Designo Patagonia created this awesome series of Tetris-shaped street furniture that showcases recyclable materials like…

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