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A New Guide to Cycling for Ladies–Heels on Wheels
04/16/2012by Bonnie Alter, Heels on Wheels, A Guide to Cycling for Ladies, is a sweet little guide for girls on bikes….
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Israeli Company Wants to Make Paper From Your Poo
04/13/2012by Stephen Messenger, Each year, billions of trees are chopped down and turned to pulp to meet the world’s demand for…
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Gualeni Design Studio ILIDE to Debut Gorgeous Handmade Local Lamps at Milan Design Week
04/12/2012by Gualeni Design Studio, ILIDE (Italian LIght DEsign) is a new lighting company that will make its debut next week at…
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BGWorld’s Quirky Kamikarze Lamps Are Made from Forgotten Toys
04/11/2012New Zealand-based design studio BGWorld recently released their latest collection of recycled lamps dubbed ‘Kamikarze Lamps’. The quirky lamps are handcrafted…
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Yuka Yoneda INTERVIEW: NuClic Founder David Kim Shares His Green Flooring Tips
04/10/2012INHABITAT: Why did you decide to start Nuclic? David: I’ve always considered myself a creative person and having studied at Pratt…
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Brooks Green Silence Running Shoe Can Save 30 Million Pounds From Landfill in 20 Years
04/09/2012by Melissa Breyer, Each year Nike alone collects 1.5 million pairs of post-consumer shoes for recycling in their Reuse-A-Shoe program. Even…
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Shopping L.A. Eco Style
04/06/2012Written by Oceana Lott, The City of Angels has much to offer the eco-fashionista. Recently, I visited two such stores. Starting…
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Humorous ways of ‘not deciding to save the world’
04/05/2012The new exhibition at Salt Beyoğlu is the result of collaboration with Tate Modern. The exhibition focuses on four emerging artists’…
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‘Bamboo Wing’ is a Stunning Vietnamese Restaurant Made Entirely From Bamboo
04/04/2012We’ve showcased the majestic work of Vietnamese bamboo masters Vo Trong Nghia before – and one of their latest and most…
Read MoreShabby Old Bikes Transformed Into Rideable Works of Art
04/03/2012by Stephen Messenger, When it comes to reducing carbon emissions, recycling and bicycling go hand in hand — heck, they’re almost…
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