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4 Nov 2009 IN INSTRUMENTAL | COMMENTS
Playback uses a patent-pending process to create recycled clothing that's being scooped up by artists including U2, Wilco, Phish and Dave Matthews Band.+ READ MORE
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30 Oct 2009 IN LIVING WITH ED | COMMENTS
Living with Ed follows Ed Begley, Jr., and his wife, Rachelle, as they green their home, family, and celebrity friends.On a regular heavy car for passengers that the government will license its hard to create enough surface area to generate useable power.+ READ MORE
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29 Oct 2009 IN HOME & GARDEN | COMMENTS
Here's a great alternative to giving out candy on Halloween: how about giving out used kids' books instead?+ READ MORE
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28 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
Our municipal recycling charts tell us all about juice cartons and newspapers, but eyeglasses and mobile phones?+ READ MORE
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28 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
Fred Mascherino, from Taking Back Sunday and The Color Fred, is now with the Initials, and singing about fire when he's not driving a veggie Rabbit or collecting recyclables. + READ MORE
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27 Oct 2009 IN HOME & GARDEN | COMMENTS
Five new Green projects from Craftster: recycled Uno card dress, rolled paper bowls, recycled magazine butterfly collage, and more+ READ MORE
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26 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
Mitch Davis is the man behind the quirky music of Orba Squara. Though Orba Squara has, for most of its life, been a one-man-band, Davis performs and collaborates with a collection of salvaged instruments. These reclaimed tools, saved from thrift stores and junk shops, gives Orba Squara its unique...+ READ MORE
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22 Oct 2009 IN LIVING WITH ED | COMMENTS
This week, Living With Ed views ask the man himself about keeping indoor air quality up, recycling unmarked bags, and more.+ READ MORE
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22 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
it's now illegal to throw away food scraps in San Francisco--and failing to recycle can hit you with a $500 fine. When the news first surfaced that the law had passed, many were worried. But instead of lamenting how the city government is taking over its freedoms, San Franciscans have embraced the...+ READ MORE
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20 Oct 2009 IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS | COMMENTS
We all know it's out there: a giant swirling mass of trash and scrap known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. We have seen how the trash is killing birds and other wildlife. It's a twice-the-size-of-Texas problem, but what can we do to stop it?+ READ MORE
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16 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
If National Boss Day caught you by surprise and you didn't get a card, don't stress. Go eco-friendlier route and send an e-card. And be sure to thank them for their green efforts throughout the year! Not sure if your boss is green? Consult our green boss checklist.+ READ MORE
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15 Oct 2009 IN LIVING WITH ED | COMMENTS
Actor and environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr., answers reader questions on nuclear energy, car-free celebrities, and alternatives to city recycling plans.+ READ MORE
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15 Oct 2009 IN WORK & CONNECT | COMMENTS
"Recyclable" does nothing to help the environment, and companies that advertise it does should not get points for being green. Of course you'll recycle, but environmental change needs to happen farther up the production lines, for example, by using materials that are recycled, not just recyclable.+ READ MORE
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15 Oct 2009 IN TECH & TRANSPORT | COMMENTS
For the third year, a music festival will be staged on a man-made island in San Francisco Bay. And this year's Treasure Island Music Festival, on Oct. 17 and 18, is greener than ever, organizers say, with a line-up that that includes MGMT, Girl Talk, The Streets, The Flaming Lips, Yo La Tengo and...+ READ MORE
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14 Oct 2009 IN HOME & GARDEN | COMMENTS
Recycling got its start almost four decades ago, a U.S. paper company wanted a symbol to communicate its products' recycled content to customers. The design competition they held was won by Gary Anderson, a young graphic designer from the University of Southern California. His entry, based on the...+ READ MORE
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