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Glowing rabbit made of 3D-printed polycarbonate pops up in a Dutch pond

Early last year, Dutch artist Titia Ex presented the North Holland town of Heemskerk with an unusual gift — a massive glowing rabbit sculpture set inside a pond. Dubbed “Bunny Lights,” the site-specific artwork was a light installation built from recycled 3D-printed polycarbonate tubes, a series of stainless steel discs and multicolored LED lights... [Read more from this category]

Adorable baby gorilla wants you to recycle your phone

The first lowland gorilla born in the Los Angeles Zoo in 20 years is building her fan base while raising awareness about the connection between cell phone manufacturing and critically endangered gorilla populations. Baby Angela was born last month to mom N’dijia and dad Kelly. Along with Rapunzel and Evelyn, the LA Zoo is now home to five western... [Read more from this category]

Dow CEO Jim Fitterling on leadership in a changing world

Dow CEO Jim Fitterling speaks about the company’s increasing focus on sustainability and efforts to create a circular plastics economy — designing materials for easy recycling, incentivizing collection in local communities across the country, and recognizing the true value of recycled and recyclable plastic by creating a market. From GreenBiz... [Read more from this category]

Tackling sustainability in sporting events

At the recent Super Bowl, the NFL focused on sustainability more than in past years with its Ocean to Everglades (O2E) initiative throughout South Florida. Efforts included education on invasive species, beach cleanups, food recovery and recycling initiatives. These conservation efforts are part of a larger trend internationally to shrink the carbon... [Read more from this category]

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Green Living

How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers

It’s not enough to just blame Big Ag. We need to create new ways of thinking and doing when it comes to food production. Read the rest here: How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers  Read More →

How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers

It’s not enough to just blame Big Ag. We need to create new ways of thinking and doing when it comes to food production. Here is the original post: How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers  Read More →

How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers

It’s not enough to just blame Big Ag. We need to create new ways of thinking and doing when it comes to food production. Original post: How Main Street Project creates healthier farms and stable economics for farmers  Read More →

Glowing rabbit made of 3D-printed polycarbonate pops up in a Dutch pond

Early last year, Dutch artist Titia Ex presented the North Holland town of Heemskerk with an unusual gift — a massive glowing rabbit sculpture set inside a pond. Dubbed “Bunny Lights,” the site-specific artwork was a light installation built from recycled 3D-printed polycarbonate tubes, a series of stainless steel discs and multicolored LED lights... [Read more from this category]

Adorable baby gorilla wants you to recycle your phone

The first lowland gorilla born in the Los Angeles Zoo in 20 years is building her fan base while raising awareness about the connection between cell phone manufacturing and critically endangered gorilla populations. Baby Angela was born last month to mom N’dijia and dad Kelly. Along with Rapunzel and Evelyn, the LA Zoo is now home to five western... [Read more from this category]

MVRDV to revive complex with BREEAM-certified groundscraper

MVRDV  has unveiled designs for a BREEAM Excellent-certified office building in Amsterdam as part of a redevelopment plan for the Tripolis office complex, a project created by celebrated Dutch architect Aldo van Eyck and long considered a commercial failure. In addition to the renovation of the old buildings and the addition of a park, the Tripolis... [Read more from this category]

What do Americans think about fake meat products?

The topic of how we produce food is commonplace and more relevant than ever. After all, the way we choose to grow produce affects waterways, soil and air, which in turn, affects each of us. When it comes to raising animals for meat, the stakes are even higher. Report after report doles out alarming numbers regarding pollution related to the practice.... [Read more from this category]

Episode 208: Humanizing supply chains, from food waste to household cleanser

Plus, outtakes from this week’s interview with Maria Pope, CEO of Portland General Electric. Original post: Episode 208: Humanizing supply chains, from food waste to household cleanser  Read More →

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