By: penoverweb
How Climate Change Could Deliver Sewage to Your Doorstep
11/21/2014Grist.org reports that rising sea levels and massive storms being brought on by climate change will most likely extract sewage and toxic waste from sewers and industrial areas in some American cities
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Australia’s Pittwater House Opens and Closes With Timber Shade Facade
11/21/2014The versatile house allows the family to reduce its energy use, while also connecting with their magnificent natural surroundings.
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5 Ways 3D Printing is Making Fashion Design Sustainable
11/21/2014Believe it or not, 3D manufacturing has been the hottest buzzword in the fashion industry for the past few years.
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Solar Collectors Reduce Energy Requirements for Shenzhen’s Shimmering Performing Arts Facility
11/21/2014The building uses solar collectors to decrease the amount of energy necessary for managing the building’s climate control.
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Stylish Smog Masks Are China’s Hautest Fashion Trend
11/20/2014Fashion and politics have always been easy bedfellows. The latest issue to emerge on the catwalk?
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Re-vive: rENs Uses Bright Colors to Give Ugly Old Rugs a Second Life
11/20/2014Not every form of recycling has to be complicated, sometimes a little bit of imagination can go a long way.
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Girl Uninterrupted: J Brand x Simone Rocha
11/20/2014By Jennine Jacob, Source: Eat, Sleep, Denim If you are a “girly girl” chances are that your jeans are not the…
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Venezuela’s Largest Airport Imposes ‘Breathing Tax’
11/20/2014We thought we’d seen it all when it came to crazy air travel fees, but alas, we were wrong.
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A look inside Sweden’s recycling-obsessed, garbage-powered cities
11/20/2014Sweden has to import about 800,000 tons of garbage from other countries each year to keep its cogen plants operating at capacity
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Findings announced of organic cotton LCA
11/19/2014he findings suggest organic cotton compares highly favourably when measured against conventional cotton in areas such as water consumption, global warming, energy demand and soil erosion.
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