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Flat Pack Tables Fold into Origami Shelters in the Event of a Disaster
04/29/2014Made from waterproof material, the homes could be placed outdoors to establish a makeshift neighborhood.
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Detroit Transforms Its Abandoned Homes Into Colorful Bus Stops
04/29/2014Cities in decline often produce a wealth of salvageable material from the rubble of their crumbling buildings.
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Patagonia Invests in Waterless Textile-Processing Firm CO2Nexus
04/28/2014CO2Nexus’s patented system uses the same carbon dioxide that gives soda its fizz to process fabrics.
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Procter & Gamble Provides 7 Billion Liters of Safe Drinking Water Around the World
04/28/2014“P&G is proud to reach this milestone of delivering 7 billion liters of clean water to children and families.”
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Is Pop-Up Retail the Solution for Sustainable Fashion?
04/25/2014“Until a customer feels the clothing, gets used to the fit and quality of the garment, and hears its story, small brands are at a significant disadvantage.”
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Company Proposes Lowering CO2 Emissions by Making the Moon Brighter at Night
04/25/2014According to the company, some nations spend up to 40% of their energy costs on running streetlights
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UNICEF’s Clever LEGO-Inspired Bricks Provide Food, Water, and Shelter to Disaster Victims
04/24/2014UNICEF has developed an amazing reusable LEGO-inspired brick that doubles as a food storage container and a building material…
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Glow-in-the-Dark Highway Opened in the Netherlands
04/24/2014The road markings are painted with a photo-luminescent powder that charges during the day and releases a greenish glow at night
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LEGOLAND Florida Becomes Nation’s First Theme Park to be Powered by 100% Renewable Energy on Earth Day
04/23/2014The 150-acre theme park teamed up with Tampa Electric to go off the electric grid for the entire day
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Floating farm city harvests icebergs for hydroponics
04/23/2014Four French architecture students hope to create a new kind of fertile crescent in the North Atlantic, designing a C-shaped vessel that would irrigate crops with icebergs and house up to 800 people.
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