When Cars are Repurposed as Furniture and Flower Beds
September 27, 2010
Cars, large as they are, make for great repurposing — as a bed, sofa or one’s most talked-about showpiece, for example. Assuming one has the space, of course!
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Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability
September 27, 2010
Multiple sustainability degrees, studies in a LEED Silver-certified building and a comprehensive campuswide recycling program — only at Arizona State University.
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Turn Basic Office Products into Camping Equipment
September 27, 2010
Dreaming up ways to use paperclips, notebook paper, pencils and more as camping equipment is one thing, but testing them in the outdoors is a whole other story.
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Big Box Stores: One-Stop Shopping and Recycling
September 23, 2010
Nationwide chains are encouraging their customers to recycle in store, effectively saying ‘no’ to landfills in the process.
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Moleskine vs. ecosystem: Choose the Greener Planner
September 23, 2010
Two of the leading personal planner brands each have a loyal following, but which is better for the environment?
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‘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.