Skyscraper Candles Let You Set the World’s Most Iconic Towers on Fire

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Revolution Foods Launch ‘Grow Food. Give Food.’ Campaign to Transform America’s School Meals

Trying to improve kid’s diets is tough, even with Michelle Obama on the case. But California based Revolution Foods —a company started by two moms—is looking to transform the way America eats by providing healthy and affordable meals to all school children. Nutrition is at the heart of the meals they offer, and so far they’ve served over one million fresh dishes in public schools across the country. Now, the team has paired up with Back to the Roots  to kick off their awesome “Grow Food, Give Food” campaign, a national movement to bring kids more veggies. Read the rest of Revolution Foods Launch ‘Grow Food. Give Food.’ Campaign to Transform America’s School Meals Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: back to the roots , food revolution , green meals , grow food give food , healthy food , Michelle Obama , nutrition , revolution foods , Revolution Foods – Grow Food. Give Food , school meals , sustainable food        

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An open letter to my former colleagues at Interface

Ray Anderson's sustainability mentor on what he learned in 19 years at the iconic carpet company.

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Gibson Guitar’s prosecution prompts increased enforcement calls

The government's settlement with the iconic supplier of rockstar guitars over Lacey Act violations heightens interest in sustainable forestry practices.

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Earth911 Joins Coke, will.i.am in Launch of New EKOCYCLE Brand

will.i.am and The Coca-Cola Company are collaborating with other iconic brands, including Earth911, to inspire a global movement with the launch of EKOCYCLE – a stand-alone brand initiative dedicated to helping encourage recycling behavior…

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Kraft Foods Hits Zero Waste at 36 Plants

Kraft Foods, maker of the iconic Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinner and other food and beverage products, announced last week that 36 of its manufacturing facilities in 13 countries send no waste to landfill. “We’re waging war on waste,…

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NYC Walk Signs Made Into Lights

If you’ve been missing the classic “Walk, Don’t Walk” signs of old-school New York City, you’re in luck. You can now own one of the iconic signs and use it to light your home. UK-based lamp manufacturer Felix Lighting…

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Ray Anderson: An Appreciation

What is there to say about Ray Anderson, the iconic and iconoclastic industrialist, who passed away today at age 77 after a nearly two-year battle with cancer?

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SF Airport Reopens Iconic Terminal as a $383M Green Showcase

In its latest incarnation, Terminal 2 at San Francisco International Airport reopens this week as a showcase of environmental responsibility in commercial aviation.

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Iconic mud structures guide us toward sustainable future

Eco Factor: Mud structures offer low-carbon and low-cost construction. Civilization has come a long way from the ancient mud houses to the contemporary, luxurious architecture of today

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