Blog Action Day: Attention Desert Dwellers — Reduce Your Water Usage
October 14, 2010
Living in the Sonoran Desert proves to be a constant reminder on the necessity of conserving water.
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Blog Action Day: Collect and Conserve Water with the Rainwater Pillow
October 14, 2010
Looking to catch rain water? Skip the bulky barrels and go with the versatile Rainwater Pillow.
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Seven Monuments Made from Hundreds of Recycled Bicycles
October 14, 2010
What’s greener than cycling? Recycling old bikes into amazing new structures!
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Sculptures Made from Recycled Human Blood
October 13, 2010
Is using human blood for a sculpture the ultimate in recycling or is it going too far? In an online first, view all of Marc Quinn’s “Self” blood sculptures in one place.
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CU–Boulder: Head of the Class with Shining Green Commitment
October 13, 2010
Boulder, CO’s state university campus has long had a progressive reputation, but its current green initiatives are second to none.
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Blog Action Day: How to Collect Greywater
October 12, 2010
Collected water from various parts of the home can mean some serious water saving and reuse opportunities.
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Blog Action Day: Water Footprint of the Top Beverages
October 12, 2010
Your morning java or happy hour glass of wine may not seem like much, but it takes a lot more water than you’d think to fill that cup or glass.
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Blog Action Day: Water — The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
October 12, 2010
We don’t have enough water to go around. Take a look at what can be done.
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Portraits Created Out of Thousands of Staples
October 12, 2010
Artist Rob O’Brien uses ordinary staples to create masterful artworks that give new meaning to this everyday item.
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The Curative Powers of Ukraine’s Repurposed Salt Mine
October 12, 2010
A repurposed salt mine in the Ukraine, close to the Romanian border and 300 m below the surface, offers asthma and allergy sufferers what allopathic medicine cannot: relief.