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Kenyan Refugee Camp For Victims of Record-Breaking Drought Now As Big As Kansas City
08/02/2011by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY Science & Technology Some updates on the ongoing situation in the Horn of Africa, where…
Read MoreJapan Using Air Conditioned Clothing to Beat the Heat During Power Shortages
08/02/2011by Yuka Yoneda filed under: Accessories and Fashion You didn’t think a little heat could faze those resourceful Japanese did you?…
Read MoreAmerican Eagle Outfitters – Profile Of The Denim Jeans Retailer
08/01/2011by Sandeep Agarwal | Filed under Denim Collections – Int’l. AEO is a famous retailer in US with denim as a…
Read MoreToday’s Polar Bears Trace Ancestry To … Ireland?
08/01/2011by NPR Staff As warming temperatures drive polar bears south, they’re starting to mix with brown bears much the way they…
Read MoreExhibition highlights sustainable wovens
08/01/2011LONDON – The London College of Fashion will host a a sustainable fabrics expo later this year, focusing on high quality,…
Read MoreRural U.S. population lowest in history, demographers say
08/01/2011By Andrew Nusca Rural residents of the United States now account for just 16 percent of the nation’s population, the lowest…
Read MoreIKEA to Install Charging Stations at U.S. Stores
08/01/2011Next time you stop in IKEA for one of their cool solar lamps, you’ll also be able to recharge your EV…
Read MoreFly Removal: Take Them Off the Invited Guest List
08/01/2011by Anna@Green Talk The Pesky House Fly I dread summer and early fall because my house becomes Ms. Popularity among the fly population. Yep, my…
Read MorePublic Urinal Feeds Plants With Pee
08/01/2011by Sami Grover, Carrboro, NC, USA Design & Architecture Image credit: Tuvie/Eddie Gandelman The idea of urine separation to ward off…
Read MoreAirbrushing, CSR and False Advertising: L’Oreal Ad Banned
08/01/2011By Akhila Vijayaraghavan At first glance, the connection between photo editing and CSR may seem weak. But responsible advertising is a…
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