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Germany Celebrates 20 Years after Reunification
Image: Where the Berlin Wall Stood, 1961-1989. Copyright Nancy Lepisto, used by permission Twenty years after the treaty reuniting Germany was signed, Germany prepares for a celebration Original post:...
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7 Major Ways We’re Digitizing Our World, And 3 Reasons We Still Want Hardcopies
Photo via AMagill The digitization of our world has been a forward march for years now; still, it might be surprising to step back and look at how physical copies of our stuff have changed into...
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Electronics Recycling Report Card Flunks Nearly All Printer Companies
Photo via Sir Adavis The Electronics TakeBack Coalition has released a new report card grading electronics manufacturers that produce TVs, computers, gaming consoles and printers on their...
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Training to Swim the English Channel: The Fat Lady Sings
Photo: via Freefoto Guest blogger Caroline Chisholm, head of marketing and communications globally for Earthwatch Institute , a non-profit organization dedicated to a sustainable environment, is...
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One Toilet Paper Company Decides to Ditch the Tube
In an attempt to cut down on back on consumer waste , one toilet paper manufacturer has unveiled perhaps the biggest change the product has undergone in over a century — replacing that old cardboard...
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Stay Organized with Moop’s Handcrafted Organic Cotton Carry-All Bag (Photos)
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Ask Pablo: What Is More Sustainable: Eyeglasses Or Contact Lenses?
Image Source: Marcus Woelfle Dear Pablo: Which is more sustainable, eyeglasses or contact lenses? Contact lenses are disposable, a word that is not usually synonymous with sustainability. But...
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Imported Products Undo All Developed Countries’ Emissions Reductions Since 1990
Image: twicepix via flickr Here’s some news that should be obvious on some level, but is now backed up with the data to prove it: the cuts in carbon emissions that developed countries have made since...
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German Fossil-Fuel Utilities Push Back Against Renewable Energy Initiatives
Germany’s largest gas, electric, and water utility has threatened to relocate to Turkey if the government continues to push for renewable energy. E.ON reports that its coal and gas-fired plants are...
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Study Finds Even Carnivores are Buying More Meat Subsitutes
Image via Shutterstock . A recent study by Mintel shows that it’s not just vegetarians who enjoy meat substitutes on their plates. As meat becomes more expensive and global demands grows, carnivores...
View ArticleFaux fur or real fur, which one is better for the planet?
Remember the days when anti-fur advocates would sling red paint onto the fur-clad fashion lovers dressed in mink? The fur debate has come a long way since then, with many key players in the fashion...
View ArticleCircular, solar-powered beach house is a sustainable holiday retreat
A charming, circular escape from the city has popped up on an idyllic stretch of beach in New Zealand . Powered with solar energy and built with weather-resistant materials, the St Andrews Beach House...
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Germany Celebrates 20 Years after Reunification
Image: Where the Berlin Wall Stood, 1961-1989. Copyright Nancy Lepisto, used by permission Twenty years after the treaty reuniting Germany was signed, Germany prepares for a celebration Original post:...
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7 Major Ways We’re Digitizing Our World, And 3 Reasons We Still Want Hardcopies
Photo via AMagill The digitization of our world has been a forward march for years now; still, it might be surprising to step back and look at how physical copies of our stuff have changed into...
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