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Earlier this week, a few bloggers and enviros were calling on the former GOP presidential candidate (and former, former climate advocate) Tim Pawlenty to come clean on his opportunistic global warming flip flop. See, Pawlenty, in a last-ditch effort to appease the rabid science-free wing of ...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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My hometown gets a bum rap sometimes in the green community. It's that whole car thing -- I know. We have crappy public transit. True enough. But what few people outside of Detroit know is that a passion for DIY, for hacking the everyday, for tinkering, is alive and well in many of our hearts here in the D. Here's a quick look at a few of the innovative bike hacks seen around t... weiterlesen...
Bloggers Fighting Hunger join forces on April Fool's, I mean, April Food Day.
Today is the third annual April Food Day, an initiative launched by a bunch of bloggers as a hunger awareness campaign. It's a worthy way to shift the focus from foolishness to something worthwhile, and a good excuse to look at how to feed the world - and ourselves. April Fools is fun for a laugh but ... weiterlesen...
When I wrote Coffee Table Doubles As Heliostat, Lighting Room, I suggested that "Perhaps it could use a little advanced technology to track the sun automatically."
Susan Labarre of Fast Company was stronger in her language:
File that under well-intentioned-but-yeah-*$&%ing-right.....So Pure Sun might find a cus...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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As the new year starts off in full swing, the Inhabitots team caught up with some of our favorite green designers and bloggers to share their thoughts about what lies ahead in green design and what sustainable steps we’ll see the world take in 2011 to make it a better place for our kids and families. We asked Healthy Child, Healthy World’s Danielle Friedland, Natalie... weiterlesen...
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set some productive resolutions. This year we asked some of our favorite green bloggers and sustainable designers to share what they have planned for themselves and their families for 2011. From some eco-insight shared by gDiapers’ founder Kim Graham-Nye, to what Petit Eco KIDS’ Flavia Fazzini thinks 2011 will mean for h... weiterlesen...
Stephen Del Percio, Lloyd Alter, Shari Shapiro, Chris Cheatham
I follow the three leading bloggers on green building law closely; they make complicated and important issues affecting green building comprehensible. When I saw that they were all on a panel together at Greenbuild, I had to attend and meet them in person, and hear their responses to the question "What's the Next Bi... weiterlesen...
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This guest post was written by Change.org as part of Blog Action Day
Today is a huge day for bloggers and activists around the world: it's Blog Action Day. For those of you that aren't familiar with the event, Blog Action Day is a single day on the web where thousands of bloggers across more than 130 countries all write about the same issue....Read... weiterlesen...
Patricia Urquiola at the exhibition 'Cosas' at Habitat Valencia. Photo Credit: Petz Scholtus
Valencia Design Week has invited us to FEED, the first international design media and bloggers' meeting this week, so together with Core77, Mocoloco, Designboom, and Inhabitat to just name a few, we are exploring the Spanish design fair. One stand that definitely stands out at Habitat V... weiterlesen...
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If you were watching Jeopardy last night, you might have had a particularly fun surprise when a contestant asked for Blogs & Bloggers for $400. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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A hoop pine monoculture plantation in Australia. Credit: Dr. John Kanowski.
Guest bloggers Andrea Donsky and Randy Boyer are co-founders of NaturallySavvy.com.
Australian researchers examining environmental restoration projects have found that reforesting damaged rainforests captures carbon more efficiently than softwood industrial monoculture plantations -- or big weiterlesen...
Bright Young Things Style Challenger Tiffany of Six SIx Sick. Photo: Ayasha Guerin
When Bright Young Things (BYT), the sustainable fashion label that launched with one little black dress last month, asked if I would don their LBD for a Style Challenge I had to muster every ounce of will po...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Last week, Rajendra K. Pachauri, the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, sent a letter to the IPCC's 831 lead authors and review editors an attempt to clarify the body's stance on media interaction. In fact, the letter did the opposite, raising concerns from journalists and bloggers, who worried that their access to the world's leading ex... weiterlesen...
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Guest bloggers Andrea Donsky and Randy Boyer are co-founders of NaturallySavvy.com.
There is plenty of debate surrounding the potential effects of climate change, but a new study published in the journal weiterlesen...
In light of increased environmental, health and lifestyle awareness around the world, it’s not surprising that green cache can be a key factor in boosting a brand’s reputation and consumer reach. So how do you effectively market a green product in this day and age? Well, considering there are over 130 million blogs on the Internet (according to Technorati), and 350 million ... weiterlesen...
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Put down that tie and back away slowly: This Father's Day, you can do better. Here's the inside track on this year's perfect gift with suggestions from the men who know best: green bloggers who are also dads. See the products, services, and day trips they are coveting -- and give your dad something to r... weiterlesen...
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Renault's factory, Maubeuge Construction Automobile, is its flagship, state of the art environmental workplace. Located in Maubeuge, northern France, since 1978, all the Kangoo vans are made there, as will the new electric Kangoo Be Bop Z.E. in 2011.
The factory is usually not open to the public for obvious reasons of confidentiality, but a group of green ... weiterlesen...
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Congratulations to Tuesday Phillips for winning the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) World Environment Day blogging contest! She was among dozens of bloggers that wrote about WED 2010 for a chance to travel to Rwanda to cover the important event. You can read her winning blog post at Ecolutionist. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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