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  • Novodvinsk is a remote town in Archangelsk region of Northern Russia.  The workers that live in this town spend their days slogging away at the Arkhangelsk Pulp and Paper Mill...

    No wood wasted by these workers

    Posted on February 28, 2011 | No Comments
    Novodvinsk is a remote town in Archangelsk region of Northern Russia.  The workers that live in this town spend their days slogging away at the Arkhangelsk Pulp and Paper Mill...

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  • Building a home made from recycled materials suddenly seems all the more possible, thanks to Dan Phillips and his company, Phoenix Commotions. For a little more than a decade, Phillips...

    Making dwellings out of discards

    Posted on February 17, 2011 | 1 Comment
    Building a home made from recycled materials suddenly seems all the more possible, thanks to Dan Phillips and his company, Phoenix Commotions. For a little more than a decade, Phillips...

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  • Every day, Americans eat approximately 14 million pounds of french fries.  If only this frightening fact of conspicuous consumption could be used for good and not evil.  Wait!  Here comes...

    Save the Earth, eat more fries

    Posted on February 3, 2011 | No Comments
    Every day, Americans eat approximately 14 million pounds of french fries.  If only this frightening fact of conspicuous consumption could be used for good and not evil.  Wait!  Here comes...

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  • Best Buy, which already has an incredible recycling policy, is providing a new Buy Back Program that should help mitigate the e-waste problem. Starting this month, you can opt in to...

    Best Buy Launches Buy Back Program

    Posted on January 21, 2011 | No Comments
    Best Buy, which already has an incredible recycling policy, is providing a new Buy Back Program that should help mitigate the e-waste problem. Starting this month, you can opt in to...

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  • As in way back in the mid 1800s.  That’s when the meat packing industry really started to hit a fevered pitch in the U.S..  And as a result, tons of...

    Green way before green was cool

    Posted on January 18, 2011 | No Comments
    As in way back in the mid 1800s.  That’s when the meat packing industry really started to hit a fevered pitch in the U.S..  And as a result, tons of...

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