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Knut's short life brought smiles to many. Which of the 42 models and sketches for a Knut memorial is your favorite?
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Talk about being fashion-forward – this year we saw sustainable style leap into the future as designers unveiled an incredible array of wearable technology concepts. From air-purifying jeans to solar-powered army uniforms to amazing contact lenses that give you Terminator-style vision, the future of fashion tech looks bright. Check out the top stories of 2011 ahe... weiterlesen...
by Ralston O'NeillAt Dwell we've always been fans of the bold prints by Finnish textile design house Marimekko and in honor of their 60th anniversary we toasted ten timeless prints and challenged you to vote on your favorite. With over 5,000 votes cast in just three short weeks, it was a close race between the iconic Unikko (Poppy) by Maija Isola and Lumimarja (Snowberry) by Erj... weiterlesen...
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Dear Pablo: With the holidays approaching, I am wondering which pie is the greenest -- pumpkin, apple, or pecan?...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Photos by Jerry James Stone
Seriously, choosing between pancakes or French toast for breakfast just seems unfair. I always want both! For those of you who understand my frustration, we now have a solution thanks to Stacy Potten. This french toast, dipped in pancake batter, is a fun and exciting twist to the traditional favorite. Enjoy this recipe with real maple syrup and a pome... weiterlesen...
Photos by Jerry James Stone
Nothing quite captures the flavors of butternut squash like these pillowy dumplings. Dressed in a poppy seed and butter sauce, this dish is bound to be a fall-time favorite. Enjoy it with good friends and a nicely chilled bottle of Chardonnay. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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by Jaime GrossFor this week's "Three Buildings" column I turned to Jeff Sherman of the New York architecture firm Delson or Sherman. We're featuring his painstakingly hand-renovated home (a formerly decrepit illegal kennel!) in our September issue ("New Prospects," online here) as well as in an online behind-the-scenes video here.
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In this fourth in a series of six videos TreeHugger has done in collaboration with the good folks (and sometimes guest writers here) over at Skeptical Science, John Cook explains climate deniers often will cherry pick data to attempt to prove their position, focusing on one small inconsistency in data or using time frames for analysing data chosen to exclude results that would ... weiterlesen...
Want a sneak peek into what us Inhabitat editors are buzzing about behind the scenes? Follow us on Google+! We’ll each be posting our favorite Inhabitat articles of the day as well as other things that caught our attention around the interwebs, so it’ll be like getting your own curated green design newsfeed right through Google+. So what are you waiting for? Click on... weiterlesen...
Joost Van Brug was the man behind Reluct - an excellent design blog that uncovered cutting edge design from 2003-2007. Although Joost is squarely a part of the Dutch design scene and frequently wrote about Dutch designers, his focus was international and his audience reflected this. Unlike many Dutch blogs, Reluct was published in English – and the majority of Joost... weiterlesen...