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Beyond eye shadow of a doubt
Courtney Corvan may be the only Makeup Artist to the Stars who makes a point of using vegan, cruelty-free products. Funny, we thought being cruelty-free just meant not telling Rachel Hunter her pores are the size of planets. (Oh, Rachel, we kid.)
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Well, that’s ironicalicious
Mazda recently announced that it would pay employees to walk to work instead of driving, offering an “eco-walk commutation allowance” of roughly $12.50 a month. In related news, we walked to work today and got bupkis.
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Habla polución?
A new ruling in Texas requires companies planning nefarious, polluting projects to issue public notices in multiple languages. On the one hand, the Lone Star State deserves a gold star for thoughtfulness. On the other … what’s the Spanish for “you’re still screwed”?
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We think we’re in love
Still getting used to the idea of hybrids? Prepare ye for the “trybrid,” a Brazilian import that runs on gas, ethanol, and/or electric power. We’d make a joke about the name of this teensy three-seater, hitting U.S. streets in 2007, but it’s so … Obvio!
Photo: Obvio!
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Down in the dumps
It’s the end of the road for the Montreal climate summit, and for activists who kept busy awarding coal-filled, toy dump trucks to countries making the “silliest comments.” Meanwhile, the decidedly unsilly Netherlands is working to become “climate-proof.” Hey, we want in.
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