Monolithic Sculptures Created from Junk
January 12, 2011
Steven Siegel’s monumental sculptures using discarded trash and waste as his chosen medium make a statement that goes beyond simply preaching about sustainability.
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Have a Meal and a Charge
January 12, 2011
Twenty-four Tennessee Cracker Barrel locations will serve as test locations for the EV Project, an electric vehicle infrastructure program.
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Don’t Get the Blues, Travel Green This Winter
January 11, 2011
Resolve to travel the eco-friendly way this season.
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Pros and Cons of Electric Cars: The Good, the Bad, the Green
January 11, 2011
Recyclable parts and reduced emissions are great, but what are the downsides to the infiltration of electric vehicles?
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Resolving to Set Up an Efficient Recycling System
January 10, 2011
By planning a system for collecting your curbside recycling you’ll be more likely to consistently recycle at home.
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Resolve to Opt Out of Excessive Paper Waste
January 7, 2011
You can opt out of the junk mail you receive, saving piles of paper in the process.
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Insects Created from Recycled Human Hair
January 7, 2011
Just hairy or also scary? Insects made of human hair are a truly green way to pay homage to our delicate friends whose many species outnumber ours so greatly.
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How to Start a Recycling Drop-Off Day
January 6, 2011
Inspiring your community to develop recycling habits is easy. Get started by organizing a drop-off day for recyclables.
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Seven Retro Turntables Carved Out of Reclaimed Wood
January 6, 2011
When nature and technology play wonderful music together, anything can happen.
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My New Year’s Resolution: A Waste-Free Move
January 5, 2011
Moving to a new house? Aim to make it a waste-free move by following these resolutions.