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Underground ‘Low Line’ Park Planned For New York City’s Lower East Side by Mark Boyer
10/03/2011When it opened in 2009, New York City’s High Line, an elevated train track that was converted into a park, instantly…
Read MoreFive Trends Shaping the NGO Sector
10/03/2011By Ayesha Barenblat, Dir, Stakeholder Collaboration, BSR Over the past decade, NGO activity has been shaped by the spread of democracy and…
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Mobile, Collapsible Shed That You Can Carry On The Roof Of Your Car
10/03/2011by Lloyd Alter, Toronto People keep pushing the limits of small spaces, and tiny houses are a big thing. Modern Mechanix…
Read MoreGoogle Releases Details on its Carbon Footprint
09/29/2011By Raz Godelnik Last Thursday Google released for the first time details on its carbon footprint. The figures themselves were interesting,…
Read MoreNewspaper Suppresses Weeds. Apply in the Fall, Less Work in Spring
09/29/2011by Anna@Green Talk The only plants that like this year’s odd weather are weeds and my oregano. By the end of…
Read MoreHow-to Guide for Manufacturer Sustainability
09/29/2011By Bill DiBenedetto Deciding to operate in sustainable and socially responsible manner is one thing, but for many companies, knowing how…
Read MoreComplete the Loop by Buying Recycled
09/29/2011By Ashok Kamal, Bennu There is a saying that “You haven’t really recycled until you’ve bought recycled products.” This suggests that…
Read MoreTrick, Or Treat? Here Comes Our 7th Billion Human
09/29/2011by A.K. Streeter, Portland, Oregon According to the United Nations Population Fund counters, Halloween will be the approximate date when the…
Read MoreDangerous bacteria spreading in warming oceans
09/29/2011BRUSSELS — Warning: The warming of the world’s oceans can cause serious illness and may cost millions of euros (dollars) in health…
Read More“Missing” global heat may hide in deep oceans
09/29/2011The mystery of Earth’s missing heat may have been solved: it could lurk deep in oceans, temporarily masking the climate-warming effects…
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