‘Weapons of Mass Destruction’ Made from Recycled Tires
September 22, 2010
Brett Graham is an internationally acclaimed sculptor from New Zealand who uses his Maori heritage to undermine western stereotypes about indigenous people.
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College of the Atlantic’s Eco-Campus
September 22, 2010
One small Maine college is proving there is no limit to how green a campus can become.
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New Green Generation of Pens and Pencils Have the Write Stuff
September 22, 2010
Tired of breezing through packages of writing utensils and piling up waste? You have more than a few eco-friendly alternatives.
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Pop Icons Created from Toast
September 21, 2010
New Zealand-based artist Maurice Bennett converts ordinary slices of toast into art.
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Soy-Joy! The Green Bean Reigns Supreme in Home Improvement Projects
September 20, 2010
Durable, renewable and tasty, the soybean has many uses. Soy-based building products are rapidly become the choice of many.
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Remodeling Our Perception of Dumpster-Worthy Waste
September 17, 2010
Remodeling is the grand-scale version of daily consumerism, prompting us to give the heave-ho to an astoundingly large volume of materials at one time.
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Recycle Your Old Printer at Staples for an Instant $50 Credit!
September 17, 2010
The program accepts both functioning and junked printers.
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Insulation is One of the Best Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency
September 17, 2010
Most people don’t realize that properly insulating your house is one of the best ways to improve energy efficiency.
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Northeast Recycling Programs Shine
September 16, 2010
A brief look at recycling programs in major metropolitan areas and small state capitals in the Northeastern U.S.
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Thirteen Recycled Steampunk Gas Masks
September 15, 2010
Leatherwork studio Bob Basset and artist Tom Banwell both focus on steampunk art works. By repurposing something as practical as a gas mask, the form is turned into something fantastic.