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Celebrities Tell Facebook to Ditch Coal
03/08/2011

Interact Awhile back, Greenpeace launched a campaign against Facebook telling the company to “unfriend” coal as a power source for its…

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Aveda and Global Greengrants Fund Increasing Access to Clean Water to Rural India
03/05/2011

Travel & Nature Children in Tilwari draw pictures of how the clean water tap has changed their lives If you live…

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How Urban Planning Fans the Flames of Revolution
03/05/2011

Design & Architecture From our friends at Fast Company, “bridging the fuzzy border between design and business.” The accelerating role social…

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Americans Use 11,000 Watts to Live
03/05/2011

Science & Technology Gizmodo points us to a crazy statistic: The average American needs a whopping 11,000 watts to function on…

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How Dry Can Our Climate Get? Africa’s Lake Victoria Dried Up… 17,000 Years Ago
03/04/2011

Science & Technology (science) Take this next one as a sign of how dry the climate has gotten and could get,…

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Do Large Cities Reverse Climate Change, Population Explosion?
03/04/2011

Design & Architecture Big Cities of the Future: LA in BladeRunner Sarah Barmak writes in Corporate Knights, “the Magazine for Clean…

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Are Plastic Bags the Greenest Option After All?
03/04/2011

Business & Politics I must admit I have never really understood the environmentalist obsession with plastic bags. As I noted in…

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Global Investments In Clean Energy to Hit $240 Billion in 2011
03/04/2011

Business & Politics Who’s missing from the lede of this Reuters story? It begins: “Brazil, China and India are expected to…

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Abu Dhabi Celebrates Plastic-Bag-Free Weekend
03/04/2011

Business & Politics Jamilah the camel is the symbol of the anti-plastic-bag campaign in the UAE. It may be better known…

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FlexNatür – Designing Condos For Flexibility And Change
03/04/2011

Design & Architecture Studies have shown that multifamily housing in transit oriented neighbourhoods is the most energy efficient, and that more…

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