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DIY soap meets big economic ideas at Degrowth 2014
A rad conference in Germany explores degrowth, a movement that's all about producing and consuming less for our well-being and the planet's. Prost!
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Science says take more vacations, and David Roberts agrees
Here are David Roberts' thoughts on sabbatical finances, workplace productivity, and the importance of family time.
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8 things you should know about plastic in the ocean
Turns out, when it comes to plastic gunk in the ocean there are more questions than answers.
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Why South Dakota is doing sustainable agriculture right
How the Dakota Lakes Research Farm is building a better food system.
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Nissan just built a plug-in El Camino, and it hauls a lotta kale
Engineers have turned a Leaf into a redneck hippie’s dream car. We're calling it the El-ectric Camino.
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You’ll fall in love with this heart-shaped solar power plant
All solar farms are lovely, but this one will downright steal your heart.
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The Saudi Arabia of the South Pacific
How Australia became the dirtiest polluter in the developed world.
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Kerry calls world leaders to arms for oceans’ sake
The secretary of state is hitting overfishing and pollution issues hard, and calling international leaders to do their part.
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GMO-free cereal? Middle America shrugs
Cheerios has been touting its freedom from genetic modification for months now, but General Mills says the label has not goosed cereal sales.
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America’s newest national park is twice the size of Texas and underwater
The Pacific Remote Islands National Marine Monument is so big it makes the Lone Star state look like a stroll in the park.
