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DIY Nation The Klem Project Helps Impoverished Communities Make Their Own Shoes
02/07/2014

The innovative project enables locals to make their own shoes with an easy DIY process using recycled tires and remnant fabric.

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IKEA to light up refugee camps through new solar campaign
02/07/2014

Retail giant to donate €1 for solar lighting in refugee camps for every LED lightbulb sold until April

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A Year in CSR: The Top 10 Trends of 2013
02/06/2014

Companies and consumers alike were bold, even brazen, in their approaches to accelerating positive change.

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Galápagos Park Rangers Protect Nesting Turtles, Mating Sea Lions
02/06/2014

The 2014 nesting season runs from January until June and the group’s mission is to protect the eggs from predators.

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Scotland Will Soon Be Home to the World’s First Self-Sufficient Island
02/06/2014

Thanks to its geographic location and harsh weather conditions, the island benefits from an abundance of wind and sun energy…

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La Petite Ceinture is a Waste-Free Traveling Market on a Train in Paris
02/05/2014

.La Petite Ceinture aims to eliminate negative aspects of organizing urban markets and provide people with a sustainable and fuss-free experience.

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“The Street Store” is the First Pop-Up Clothing Store for the Homeless
02/05/2014

Because of the social conditions in South Africa, over half of the children live in poverty, making a need for The Street Store even more prevalent.

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Sinagpore’s ‘i Light Marina Bay’ is Asia’s First Eco-Friendly Light Art Festival
02/04/2014

This year the festival will feature more than 25 cutting edge and environmentally sustainable light art installations from around the world.

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World’s First Magma-Enhanced Geothermal System Created in Iceland
02/04/2014

“In the future, the success of this project could lead to a revolution in the energy efficiency of high-temperature geothermal areas worldwide,”

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Sao Paulo Bans Animal Testing with $435,000 Fine Per Animal
02/03/2014

Sao Paulo’s new ban has shown that the power of the people can truly enact change.

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