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Why Cyclists Blow Through Stop Signs: It’s Physics
12/08/2011

by Lloyd Alter About 30 years ago, residents on Toronto’s Palmerston Avenue were complaining about cars racing up and down the…

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Autonomous Flying Robotic Bees Build Tower in France
12/08/2011

by Lloyd Alter People sometimes raise their eyebrows at the claim that bricks are green, because of the energy needed to…

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Solving Climate Change With Agriculture: Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa Launches at COP17
12/08/2011

by Rachel Cernansky African farmer and civil society groups launched the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) on Sunday, saying…

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Hope for the Giant Manta Ray
12/08/2011

Efforts to protect declining populations of the giant manta ray are advancing: the sea animal, a peaceful cousin of the shark,…

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OLPC Plans to Air-Drop Laptops Into Villages
12/08/2011

By Akhila Vijayaraghavan The One Laptop Per Child initiative run by the NGO of the same name has done great work…

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Japan tsunami cotton update
12/08/2011

SENDAI – Following our earlier reports on the Japanese initiative to plant cotton in Sendai to help regenerate agricultural land affected…

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Puma Plans to Produce Compostable Clothing
12/08/2011

By Akhila Vijayaraghavan Puma has been making some serious changes to its sustainability initiatives and has come out the front-runner in…

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Top 10 Green Building Products
12/08/2011

By Jen Boynton This short list of green building products was selected from a pool of products nominated by our readers…

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Chinese panda loan to France top secret
12/08/2011

CHENGDU, China – Agence France-Presse Two pandas, whose identities are top secret, are due to move to France as part of…

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Eiffel could become ‘world’s largest tree’
12/08/2011

The Eiffel Tower could be transformed into the world’s largest tree if a project to cover the iconic structure’s 327-metre height…

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