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Gucci Staff in China Claim Severe Abuse That Resulted in Illness, Miscarriages
10/24/2011

by Lori Zimmer Gucci has replaced senior managers at its flagship store in Shenzhen, China, after former staff accused the luxury…

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Zimbabwe: Fights Break Out As Water Crisis Grips Harare
10/24/2011

Tererai Karimakwenda Water shortages that have gripped Zimbabwe’s capital reached a crisis point this week, with residents in some areas fighting…

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Climate change could trap hundreds of millions in disaster areas, report claims
10/24/2011

Report says refugees forced to leave homes by weather caused by global warming may end up in even worse afflicted areas…

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Business leaders issue 2˚C Challenge Communiqué
10/24/2011

More than 175 corporations sign new statement demanding global emissions deal to limit temperature rise and build green economy By Will…

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Study Finds That the US Electronics Recycling Industry is Booming with Billions in Profits
10/21/2011

by Brit Liggett, According to a new report by the International Data Corporation, the United States’ electronics recycling industry is booming…

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Textiles Abound at Origin Craft Fair
10/21/2011

by Bonnie Alter, London Origin: the Contemporary Craft Fair brings together 200 of the most innovative UK and international crafts people…

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Dyes & chemicals firms join bluesign
10/21/2011

ST GALLEN –Bluesign has extended its scope even further with a number of new European brands, chemical and dyestuff firms confirming…

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Sex by Numbers: 10 Tips from Grandma on Being a Woman
10/21/2011

by Abigail Wick ColumnSometimes, all the things you need to know about life are from your grandmother. My 68-year-old, small town…

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Cotton crops aid Sendai regeneration
10/21/2011

SENDAI CITY, JAPAN – The introduction of cotton crops in Sendai is contributing to the regeneration of lands hit by the…

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Poetree: A Funeral Urn That Lets You Plant A Tree From Ashes
10/20/2011

by Kimberley Mok, Montreal, Canada Though conventional ‘deathcare’ is hardly green, thanks to the use of embalming chemicals, concrete vaults and…

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