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Puma Responds to Greenpeace Detox Campaign
10/20/2011By Raz Godelnik About a month ago, Puma, one of the world’s leading clothing brands, was asked by Reuters if the…
Read MoreLessons from SXSW Eco #1: Changing How We Communicate
10/19/2011by Anna Brones Fried food, two-stepping, honky tonk music, cowboy boots, and environmentalists? It might sound like an odd combo, but…
Read MoreChina to build ‘eco-textile city’
10/19/2011ANQING – Plans for the construction of an ‘eco’ textile city near Anqing, which lies on the north shore of the…
Read MoreHow Climate Denial Works
10/19/2011by Brian Merchant, Brooklyn, New York If you know much about climate change, then you know that there are plenty of…
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How to Make Toy Air Ships, Ray Guns and Much More from Old Tin Cans
10/19/2011by Alex Davies, Paris, France If you try to live sustainably, chances are you recycle the tin cans that once fed…
Read MoreSwedish Student Turns Toxic Textile-Factory Effluent Into Clean Water
10/18/2011by Bridgette Meinhold, One of the least-glamorous aspects of the garment industry are the toxic chemicals used to dye textiles. Although…
Read MoreAir Force And Navy Turn To Biofuels
10/18/2011by Elizabeth Shogren The Pentagon’s hunt for an alternative to petroleum has turned a lowly weed and animal fat into something…
Read MoreIs Human Violence On The Wane?
10/18/2011Considering the Norway shootings, drug wars in Mexico and ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, this era may seem as violent…
Read MoreFlames Light the Prairie and Warm the Planet
10/18/2011By CLIFFORD KRAUSS In Tuesday’s Times, I write about the flaring of natural gas from pipes, pits and hundreds of oil…
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“Poop As You Go” Biogas Bike To Go On 600 Mile Tour Of Japan
10/18/2011by Kimberley Mok, Montreal, Canada Never dreamed poop could get you blazing down the asphalt? Well, now it all comes true…
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