Trend: Nutrient diversity goes beyond meatless meat
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The potential of lab-grown and plant-based protein as a solution to climate change and world hunger has already generated a great deal of buzz.
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How to Shop for Clothes with the Earth in Mind
July 28, 2017 by
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Take it from someone who loves to shop — building a fantastic and versatile wardrobe is super fun and helps you express your individuality. There is a certain thrill to finding a great deal or bringing that special piece home with you. That being…
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Does Being An Environmentalist Require A Certain Look?
September 21, 2016 by
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I once wrote an article about sustainable living that generated a great deal of controversy. In addition to a rousing debate in the comments section, it also inspired a rather, erm, energetic rebuttal on another site. This post vehemently opposed…
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Next Form of Renewable Energy Could Be Up In the Air
October 29, 2013 by
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Could our next big source of renewable energy come from thin air? Well, not exactly — but moist, dense air holds a great deal of promise. While researching how water droplets interact with water-repellent or “hydrophobic” surfaces, engineers…
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11 Eco-Movies Your Kids (and You!) Will Love
October 29, 2013 by
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These 11 animated and live-action movies teach about sustainable living, waste reduction and habitat protection.
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UPS Rolls Out Hydraulic Hybrid Delivery Vehicles
October 10, 2012 by
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As one may imagine, delivery drivers assigned to urban routes spend a great deal of time stuck in traffic jams, meandering through tight corners and stopping frequently on city blocks, which hurts vehicle fuel economy and can lead to increased…
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What’s the Big Deal About the Heartland Institute ‘Scandal’?
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The publication of internal documents — which may or may not be faked — from a think-tank that challenges the consensus on climate change reveals a great deal about the toxic debate over climate science and policy.
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Will the Heartland Scandal Force Transparency on Company Donors?
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Revelations about donations from sustainability-minded companies to a conservative think-tank that is driving the climate skepticism debate is causing headaches in boardrooms, and may result in more transparency in corporate support for outside organizations.
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How Conservation Photography Is A Political Act
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Mike Baird / CC BY 1.0 Conservation photography is just starting to find momentum. A combination of photography that is both art and activism, it is a special niche and one to which the environmental movement already owes a great deal. Sometimes we just have to see it to believe it, to understand the resonant beauty or shocking destruction and therefore move to act on the planet’s behalf. But, what really is conservation photography as separate from nature photography, wildlife photography or oth… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Encouraging Algae and Growing Fish in a Working Swimming Pool (Video)
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EcoFilms Australia /Video screen capture When I posted on how to build a natural swimming pool , many people argued that it looked unsafe, unhygenic and a haven for black flies and mosquitoes. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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