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Kenya: Ikea Foundation Donates U.S.$62 Million for World’s Biggest Refugee Camp
08/31/2011

UNHCR is pleased to announce today that we have received a $62 million donation from the IKEA Foundation geared towards expanding…

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High-Street Retailer Zara Accused of Alleged “Slave Labor” in Brazil
08/31/2011

by Kestrel Jenkins Spanish fast-fashion retailer Zara, known for its affordable knockoffs of runway designs, has been accused of allegedly using…

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Spanish brand joins Made-By
08/31/2011

LONDON – Luxury Spanish fashion brand Adolfo Dominguez has become the latest partner brand to join Dutch-based eco-textile and ethical label…

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Cotton Market Becomes a Raging Bull
08/31/2011

Plexus The initial stage of this potent ally that started last week was fueled by trade short covering, after traders used…

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Exclusive: Adidas reveals talks underway to detox global sportswear supply chain
08/31/2011

Clothing giant insists work to tackle toxins is underway, as latest Greenpeace report slams industry’s use of harmful chemicals By Jessica…

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Warming World May Release Stored Carbon From Tropical Forest Soils
08/31/2011

by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY Science & Technology Both calculating how many carbon emissions are stored in forests and how…

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India’s Tata working on a $700 house for the poor – Mother Nature Network
08/31/2011

The industrial giant, known for not shying away from developing world markets, is working on a house that will cost less…

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Can Gucci Sell Sustainability?
08/30/2011

By Leon Kaye High end fashion brands like Prada, Channel, and Gucci are both worshiped and reviled by fans and foes. …

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Just a Reminder: Lions May Be Extinct in 15 Years
08/30/2011

by Brian Merchant, Brooklyn, New York Travel & Nature As in, gone from the wild. Kaput. Lions, one of the most…

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Your Food is Local. What About Your Clothing?
08/30/2011

By Paul Smith In recent years, the concept of buying and sourcing locally has caught on with the broader public, especially…

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