In: Organic

Sun- and Wind-Powered Lifeboat Becomes a Recording Studio
11/23/2011

by Bonnie Hulkower When I mention Thomas Dolby, most of my friends draw a blank, until I mention his 1982 song,…

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Studio NL’s “Umbrella Coat” Offers a Hands-Free Solution for Rainy Days
11/21/2011

by Amanda Coen Navigating city streets on a rainy day is a chore, particularly if you’re commuting on foot with your…

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Stefanie Nieuwenhuys Recycles Wood Chips Into Snakeskin-Like Couture
11/18/2011

by Kirin Rinehart Where most people see trash, Stefanie Nieuwenhuys spies opportunity. After discovering tiny, diamond-shaped wood chips on a workshop…

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Karolin Felix Recycles Pencil Stubs Into Vibrant, Whimsical Jewelry
11/17/2011

by Brit Liggett, Pencils, sharpened to a nub, aren’t good very many things. If you’re Dublin-based designer Karolin Felix, however, they’re…

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Ethical Clothing Australia Launches “Meet Your Maker” Campaign to Highlight Workers’ Rights
11/16/2011

by Kelly Elkin, Australia is famous for its sunshine and beaches, but it’s also home to a bustling clothing, and footwear…

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Sartoria Makes Cute Undies From Upcycled Cashmere Sweaters
11/15/2011

by Jasmin Malik Chua, If long johns are overkill in your neck of the hemisphere, look to Sartoria’s adorable woolly undies….

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Manolo Blahnik, M. Patmos Make Eco-Friendly Shoes From Waste Tilapia Skins, Cork
11/14/2011

By Jasmin Malik Chua A eco-friendly Manolo Blahnik [4] shoe isn’t something we expected to see in our lifetime, but stranger…

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Shannon South Remade Bags: Clutches, Totes and Duffels Crafted from Preloved Leather
11/11/2011

by Starre Vartan Shannon South’s Remade in the USA bags are bits of handmade gorgeousness. Crafted from upcycled leather jackets, each…

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20 Unusual Uses for Wine
11/10/2011

by Stephanie Rogers You pop the cork on that 2004 Bordeaux that you’ve been saving for a special occasion, only to…

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On Trend: Eco-Nerd
11/09/2011

by Johanna Björk Most of us have come far enough in our lives to know that the nerds are really the…

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