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Badly-needed water funding dries up for Texas
09/26/2011By RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI SANFORD, Texas — On paper, at least, Texas is well-prepared to meet the water needs of its rapidly expanding…
Read MoreJustin Gignac’s “Waste Cubes” Illustrate NY Fashion Week’s Trashy Side
09/26/2011Beneath the pomp and glitz of New York Fashion Week lies one disquieting fact: Fashion is one of the most polluting…
Read MoreWindow Shopping Goes High-Tech With Motion-Sensing Interactive Displays
09/26/2011by Bridgette Meinhold German researchers are putting the “Windows” into after-hours window shopping, an activity that has been strictly “look, but…
Read MoreTop 14 Green Gadgets for Back to School
09/26/2011by Mike Chino School bells are starting to ring across the country and tech-savvy students are bringing gadgets to class in…
Read More“Dolphin-Safe” Tuna Label in Jeopardy
09/26/2011By Josh Gelfand Oh dolphins. So smart and cute and playful, they’re like the labradoodle of the sea. Sure, some may…
Read More“Green” innovations: fashion or necessity?
09/26/2011Why alternative “green” energy is crucial today? Public awareness of the global energy challenge is at a very high level, at least…
Read MoreSustainability Guru Neil Chambers and smart Embark on Nationwide Tour to Encourage College Students to Re-Think What it Means to be Green
09/26/2011MONTVALE, N.J. /PR Newswire/ — smart, the car company that asks consumers to re-think the way they drive, is sponsoring author…
Read MoreJeans – Made In Britain !
09/26/2011by Sandeep Agarwal | Filed under Denim Reports. In UK –in western Wales, a small town charmingly called Cardigan with a…
Read MoreShark-Fin Vote Adds to Pressure on Hong Kong
09/26/2011As Elisabeth Rosenthal reported in Sunday’s Times, the battle to protect the world’s endangered shark population has passed another major milestone…
Read MoreRetailer interest in take-back schemes grows, says Carpet Recycling UK
09/26/2011Support for waste carpet take-back schemes that divert material from landfill for recycling is growing with research suggesting around three-quarters of…
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