by admin on July 22, 2010
by admin on July 21, 2010
20 July 2010 Last updated at 06:29 ET
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Statues of giant birds made from scrap metal have been erected at new recycling centre in Essex.
The birds are the work of artist Ptolemy Elrington who made his name producing nature-related metal art.
He made an owl, sparrow-hawk, kestrel, woodpecker and a tree-creeper and mounted them at [...]
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by admin on July 15, 2010
The Washington Post
Gov. Bob McDonnell’s decision to reverse his predecessor’s ban on the state’s purchase of individual-sized bottled water is coming under fire from those who claim that he might have made the decision at the request of his friends in the industry, the Virginia Politics blog reports.
Former Republican delegate Chris Saxman, board member of [...]
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by admin on July 14, 2010
Mon Jul 12, 10:10PM PT – KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland, Ore. 1:42
A couple in Dallas, Oregon has been trying to live trash free for an entire year. KGW first told you about Amy and Adam Korst last year.They started July 6th, 2009 and goal was to use no more than a…
View the story here.
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by admin on July 9, 2010
Courtesy of FIGMENT
The winner of the City of Dreams Pavilion Competition 2010, the sustainable design of Ann Ha and Behrang Behin’s Living Pavilion, has been installed on Governors Island for the summer 2010 season as a temporary central gathering and assembly point for arts activity on the island.
The competition sponsors (FIGMENT, The Emerging New York [...]
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From Envirosax…
The Gulf Coast Oil Spill has become the worst oil spill in America’s history and Envirosax wants to help! Envirosax has teamed up with The Greater New Orleans Foundation, the largest and oldest philanthropic community foundation in the region. They will serve as a conduit between nonprofit partners to help the victims, animals [...]
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By Jedd Ferris • June 28, 2010
Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine
Change starts from the ground up. That’s the attitude of these four innovative entrepreneurs who are looking beyond the bottom line to build community.
MARK LILLY
mobile farmers market
If you live in the city gridlock, it’s often hard to make it to the farmer’s market. But if [...]
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by admin on July 1, 2010
Ever heard of Breezesta?
From their website…
Breezesta is part of the environmental solution. 20 Vibrant Colors and Every One is Green.
Breezesta is made of plastic milk jugs and water bottles that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Until Breezesta Poly Outdoor Furniture, the great outdoors wasn’t so great on outdoor furniture. Metal rusted. Wood splintered. [...]
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by admin on June 28, 2010
by STEVE ALBERTS KVUE News
kvue.com
Posted on June 26, 2010 at 6:25 PM
Updated Saturday, Jun 26 at 10:18 PM
California could become the first state in the nation to slap a ban on one-time use of plastic bags in stores. A bill outlawing them passed the State Assembly, and is expected to pass the State Senate. Could [...]
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