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How Plants Adapt to Different Climates

November 30, 2011

Plants must be able to adapt to different climates if they are to survive climate change.

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1200 Bicycles Create Cavern at Taipei Art Museum

November 18, 2011

A crystalline sculpture of 1200 suspended bicycles stretches from floor to ceiling at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, seats and pedals removed, the frames welded together into one massive structure. This installation is the work of artist Ai Weiwei as part of an exhibit entitled “Ai Weiwei, Absent.” Named by the British magazine Art Review [...]

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Eco-Friendly, BPA-Free Lunches: Munchkin Cloth Snack Bags and Toddler Sport Bottle

November 6, 2011

Packing your child’s school lunch is the most effective method for ensuring they eat healthy food while at school; however, often these lunches are full of plastic bags and plastic containers.  Munchkin has some solutions to this toxic packaging. Munchkin Cloth Snack Bags: These cloth bags are really cool! We have reviewed other cloth bags [...]

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Solar PV Breaks Records in 2010

October 27, 2011

Solar photovoltaic (PV) companies manufactured a record 24,000 megawatts of PV cells worldwide in 2010, more than doubling their 2009 output.

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China’s Great Wall is Crumbling Due to Mining

October 22, 2011

The Great Wall of China. Photo: Matt Barber / Creative Commons.

China’s rapid push to develop the country’s resources is now threatening its most iconic landmark. According to recent reports, both legal and illegal

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Define "Home" Anywhere: Mobile Crate Furniture, Kitchen, Bedroom Etc. By Naihan Li

October 19, 2011

Photos: Naihan Li

What’s in the box? As we move from static, consumption-driven lifestyles to living with portability, flexibility and “less is more,” it’s fascinating to see how thoughtful design can bring this vital ethic to bear. We’ve seen transfo…

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The Ancient Tradition of Fishing With Cormorants on China’s River Li

October 14, 2011

Sitting on a bamboo raft, with his birds at his side, the man listens to the lapping of the water. The age-old tradition of cormorant fishing in amazing images…

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Unit 731: The Horrors of the Asian Auschwitz

October 13, 2011

In Japan’s so-called ‘Asian Auschwitz’, a top secret bio-weapons facility operational during World War Two, people were experimented upon in truly horrific ways.

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China To Begin Additional Taxes On Fossil Fuel Production, Rare Earths Mining

October 11, 2011

It’s not exactly a carbon tax, but it’s a step in the right direction: AP reports that China will begin a nationwide tax on oil, natural gas, rare earth elements, salt, and other metals–with the estimated $615-770 million a year raised used to “help…

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Walmart Faces Trouble in China For Selling Fake "Organic" Pork

October 10, 2011

Image: Bill Lehane via flickr

Walmart stores in southwest China’s Chongqing have been forced to close following allegations that they have been labeling non-organic pork as organic and selling it at a higher price. There’s speculation that the incide…

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