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Project Little Dream Funds Inspiring Bamboo Thom Mun Community Center and School in Cambodia

04/11/2014

Thom Mun Community Center in the northeastern town of Takeo, Cambodia provides local children a free education, and give the villagers a public place to convene.

Calif. Artist Turns Illegally Dumped Garbage Into Homes for Homeless

04/10/2014

Greg, with the help of volunteers, has now built, and given away, more than a dozen small homes on wheels.

Richard Branson Unveils Amazing Mahali Mzuri Eco-Camp in Kenya

04/09/2014

Just when you thought Richard Branson couldn’t get any more loveable, he goes and opens a spectacular eco camp in Kenya.

Hidden Ocean Discovered on Saturn’s Moon Enceladus

04/08/2014

Only a handful of worlds (including our own) are known to have liquid water in any abundance, so the news is exciting purely on its own merits

Lotus-Shaped Rainforest Guardian Skyscraper Harvests Rainwater to Fight Fires in the Amazon

04/07/2014

“The aerial roots with a distinct sponge-structure can absorb and store the excess water without disturbing the Amazon’s ecosystem.

RESMO: A Portable Flat-Pack Shelter for Involuntary Airport Campers

04/04/2014

The folding shelter creates a semi-private space that can be transformed to suit what the passanger needs.

Video Shows How “Cheap” Expensive Designer Sweaters Really Are

04/03/2014

As Amsterdam artists Lernert & Sander recently pointed out there’s very little that sets these garments apart from the cheaper ones us “regular” people wear every day.

Pollution Sours Pacific Ocean More than Expected

04/02/2014

The world’s largest ocean is absorbing carbon dioxide, and turning more acidic as a result, faster than expected

Gap, H&M, Levi’s Named “World’s Most Ethical” Apparel Companies

04/02/2014

No matter what you think of “fast fashion,” H&M has at least done its bit to raise sustainability’s profile.

Climate change ‘already affecting food supply’ – UN

04/01/2014

Report by climate change panel says global warming is fuelling not only natural disasters, but potentially famine – and war

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