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Mural Dishwasher by Lacasse and Savard
Written by TreeHugger   
04/28/2008
uqam-washer.jpg I previously admired this horizontal eco dishwasher concept by Marie-Christine Lacasse & Marie Claude Savard, seen at the University of Quebec in Montreal Design Grad Show, but only had the video. I am particularly fascinated by it because I used to try and get clients to install two dishwashers, which would act as...
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Tropical Cyclone Nargis: Get Ready for the Worst
Written by thedailygreen.com article feed   
04/28/2008
A Very Warm Bay of Bengal Means Cyclone Nargis Will Hit Hard – Somewhere
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Environment Reading for People of the Book
Written by TreeHugger   
04/28/2008
463_helen_website%20treehugger.jpg (Helen Jupiter) They say that Jews are the People of the Book. If so, then every Jewish TreeHugger should consider aligning their religious values with the environment. Or is Judaism naturally environmentally friendly by default? So asks Helen Jupiter, a writer and editor at the online magazine Jewcy. Last week, to honor Earth Day, she...
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TH Interview: Kevin Surace of Serious Materials
Written by TreeHugger   
04/28/2008
2008-04-28_101004-Treehugger-surace.jpg Silicon Valley Business Journal Back in the days, when you wanted a wall you put up wood or metal lath, hired very skilled labour and took a long time to plaster a wall. Then plasterboard lath came along and eliminated the base coat, and soon drywall replaced that, giving us the crappy half-inch thick soundboard that is made of gypsum...
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VOTE NOW & Judge Student Eco Design Competition!
Written by Abigail Doan   
04/28/2008

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We love our design competitions here at Inhabitat, and today we are...
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Three-Day Weekend Could be a Gas-Saver
Written by Shirley Siluk Gregory   
04/28/2008
Here’s an idea even the most un-green person could warm up to: a four-day work week. Several communities across the U.S. are considering four-day work weeks for government employees as a way to reduce commuting demands and gas consumption. The various efforts have typically been inspired by today’s record-high fuel prices, but the idea promises other [...]

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Pamela Anderson And The Hot Dog Conspiracy
Written by parrish   
04/28/2008

Sometimes, while walking down the street enjoying some scrumptious vegan soft serve, I wonder if people might get the wrong idea and think, “Damn, that boy loves him some...
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Shades of Green: The Four Horsemen
Written by Jeff McIntire-Strasburg   
04/28/2008
We’re pleased to publish the first of a new weekly feature at Ecoscraps: Peter Menice and Brad Gilchrist’s “Shades of Green” comic strip. Peter’s an editorial cartoonist for the Hull Times, and Brad is the current co-creator of “Nancy,” and worked with Jim Henson on “The Muppets” comic strip. You can find more of their [...]

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Food Miles: Do They Matter?
Written by thedailygreen.com article feed   
04/28/2008
Some Say Companies Should Pay for the Environmental Cost of Food Travel, Others Say Eating Less Red Meat and Dairy is More Important.
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