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Rooftop Supermarket Garden Provides Produce to Shoppers Below
03/19/2011Food & Health Adam Stein once famously derided high-tech vertical farms as pie in the sky, but I’ve always liked the…
Read MoreTurkish environmentalist campaigner commemorated in nature he loved
03/19/2011ISTANBUL Victor Anainas, who devoted his life to explaining the central importance of nature, died suddenly last week at his mother’s…
Read MoreBurberry honors Turkish knitter
03/19/2011BURSA – One of Turkey’s largest circular knitters, has been honored by global apparel and accessories brand Burberry. Yesim Tekstil was…
Read MoreLevi’s Debuts Limited-Edition “Made in U.S.A.” Line of WaterLess Jeans
03/19/2011Levi’s is toasting the future of its new Water<Less finish by harkening to the past: a time when its denim came…
Read MoreQuake-Prone Turkey Vows To Move Nuke Plans Ahead
03/19/2011Business & Politics The ongoing effort to contain radiation leaks from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi power plant, badly damaged in the devastating…
Read MoreCalifornia Farmers Face Frightening Water Debt During Drought
03/14/2011Science & Technology California farms represent 8% of the US’s agriculture value, and the Central Valley is where most of that…
Read MoreCoastal cities prepare for rising sea levels
03/14/2011Newport Beach and other communities on California’s coast are planning to build up wetlands, construct levees and seawalls or move structures…
Read MoreDesign a Winning Reusable Towel and Win $500 — Deadline Extended!
03/12/2011Take Action (contests) Every day, more than 3,000 tons of paper towel waste are produced in the United States alone—and this…
Read MoreMetals Like Plastics – Meet the Supermaterial That Could Change Gadgets
03/08/2011Picture a metal that’s so clever it can be blown into a mold like plastic materials, then think of the amazing…
Read MoreIs Fashion The New Royalty? We Hope Not.
03/08/2011The New Blue Blood: Fashion As Royalty Fashion’s royal court is only for a small percentage of Americans with royal salaries….
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