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Babywear brand takes organic prize
05/02/2011

BRISTOL – A babywear brand has been honoured with a major prize at this year’s Soil Association awards. Organics for Kids…

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Lab-Grown Synthetic Skins Could Replace Animals in Cosmetics Testing
05/02/2011

by Kestrel Jenkins Animal testing by the cosmetics industry may seem downright barbaric, but it could also be obsolete, as well….

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Can Agriculture Ever Be Sustainable?
05/02/2011

by Sami Grover, Carrboro, NC, USA Food & Health (food) Only the other day I was musing on whether food in…

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How Can Fashion Designers Make Clothes Less Disposable?
04/29/2011

by Timo Rissanen, Parsons The New School for Design The current disposability of clothing is problematic. While clothes are seemingly durable…

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Toyota signs up to Meatless Monday moo-vement
04/28/2011

Food service provider rolls out vegetarian initiative to US corporate clients, but says no immediate plans to launch movement in UK…

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How One Kid is Combating Climate Change
04/28/2011

Culture & Celebrity (books) This guest post was written by Sharon Smith, author of The Young Activist’s Guide to Building a…

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Otherworldly fashion from Copenhagen’s emerging avant-goth designer
04/27/2011

Defining her work as “dark avant-garde,” Danish fashion designer Barbara Í Gongini divides her work into two collections, the highly experimental…

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Turkish designers’ products selected for MoMA project
04/27/2011

ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News The ‘Destination: Design’ series at the New York Museum of Modern, or MoMA, continues this year…

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Google piles another $100m into renewables with wind farm mega-deal
04/27/2011

Search firm follows funding for Ivanpah solar facility with investment in Shepherds Flat Wind Farm By Danny Bradbury Google has continued…

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Plastic: A Toxic Love Story Investigates Where Plastic Went Wrong
04/27/2011

by Anna@Green Talk Welcome Guest Poster, Susan Freinkel, author of the book,  Plastic: A Toxic Love Story. A century ago when plastics…

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