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Arctic Shelves Have Lost Half Their Size in Six Years
10/07/2011By IAN AUSTEN Denis Sarrazin/ReutersThe Ward Hunt ice shelf in Canada is rapidly disappearing. Canada’s Arctic ice shelves, formations that date…
Read MoreZambia cotton project gets Otto Group support
10/07/2011HAMBURG – The Otto Group and the Aid by Trade Foundation have launched a project to promote Zambia’s school infrastructure through…
Read MoreSafety Shorts Protect Your Privates From The Perils of EMF Radiation
10/07/2011Is that a smartphone in your pocket? We certainly hope not, because it is constantly talking to the antennae around you,…
Read MoreThe spring purge: Triclosan
10/07/2011Eliminating unwanted domestic detritus this spring? Consider chucking products containing triclosan, an antibacterial agent found in an array of household products….
Read MoreFast Company’s iPad App Explores Best-Designed American Products
10/07/2011by Jeff Kart, Bay City, Michigan If you seek out products that are “Made in America,” seek out this app. It’s…
Read MoreClean sweep: Fall cleaning 101
10/07/2011Looking for a project this last official weekend of summer? Get a head start on fall cleaning tasks — that’s right,…
Read More25oz Denim Jeans From Iron Heart !!
10/07/2011by Sandeep Agarwal 14.5oz was supposed to be normal jeans and one used to consider 15.5oz as heavy jeans. Then we…
Read MoreIs Snail Slime the Latest “Miracle” Ingredient in Anti-Aging Skincare?
10/06/2011by Jasmin Malik Chua From bird-poop facials to human-placenta hair serums, the astonishing lengths people will go to thwart the aging…
Read MoreFrom gyre to laundry room: Method’s sea trash recycling scheme
10/06/2011Just in time for International Coastal Cleanup Day, Method announces a new recycled plastic laundry detergent bottle that will be partially…
Read MoreSlippery Banana Peels Could Be A Savior For Polluted Water
10/06/2011by Eliza Barclay Researchers have found that the oft-maligned banana peel can grab heavy metals out of polluted water. Banana peels…
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