Blu Homes Offers Affordable, Green Living with Prefab Designs
September 13, 2011
Modern in style using recycled and repurposed materials, Blu Homes offer unmatched flexibility.
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WWII Shipwreck Transformed into an Underwater Art Gallery
September 13, 2011
Recycling stories involving objects as big as ships are rare, but here’s one retired and sunken ship, the Vandenberg, that not only fulfills one new purpose, but two.
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Plastic Place’s Michael Rosenberg: Greener Garbage Bags
September 13, 2011
Plastic Place is out to prove that green and durability go hand in hand with its 80% recycled-content garbage bags.
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September is Recycle Glass Month
September 12, 2011
The month-long program is intended to raise awareness and educate consumers about the benefits of recycling glass containers and packaging.
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How to Recycle Old Batteries
September 9, 2011
By taking a few precautions, you can ensure your batteries are recycled safely.
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Miniature Robo Planter People Overrun the House
September 9, 2011
Mario Caicedo Langer’s little creations are awesome examples of upcycling that give a new life not just to defunct objects, but also to plants and cacti.
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Nashville’s Music City Center Does Green on Large Scale
September 8, 2011
The 2.1-million-square-foot complex, opening in 2013, is set to achieve LEED Silver certification using local and recycled materials.
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Zero Waste at Ohio Stadium
September 8, 2011
As football season kicks off, Ohio State’s massive stadium aims to say goodbye to the landfill with new recycling and composting programs.
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The Cold War Submarine Graveyard of Russia’s Kola Peninsula
September 7, 2011
Submarine graveyards like the one at Russia’s Nezametnaya Cove may have a certain decrepit charm, but they can do untold environmental damage.
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‘The Gleaners and I’ Examines Food Waste, Reuse in France
September 7, 2011
In France’s Beauce region, food waste is abundant, but with “gleaners” all around, reuse is making a comeback.