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May 19, 2013

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For Lead Violations, 9 Companies are Fined (as Little as 1 Cent Per Toxic Toy)

Nine companies will pay a combined total of more than $500,000 in penalties for selling toys laced with toxic lead.

Where Are All The Energy Star Slot Machines?

Energy star slot machines?, why is a 1o billion dollar industry being ignored?

Newsom Makes Eco News Again With Ambitious Sustainable Food Policy

Mayor Newsom yesterday issued an Executive Directive outlining San Francisco’s first comprehensive regional food policy.

U.S. to press China on tariffs on clean energy trade

The United States will press China this week to lower its tariffs on clean energy technology as one of many steps the two...

Shop Sustainable – Money, part 2

By Diane Hatz We’ve given you a few tips on how to stretch your food dollars (see Shop Sustainable – Money). This week,...

Rough Footage of Helveta

Over a million hardwood trees have had plastic barcodes hammered into them, with the hope that IDing the trees will help with sustainable...

Datexx ZenLight LED

It's nice to see folks putting time into the aesthetics of LEDs, as well as the efficiency

The Next Big Green Industry: Barcoding Trees to Save Forests?

Helveta, a British company that hammers plastic barcodes into trees, is hoping to stem the flow of illegally chopped trees.

Ghana: Digital Dumping Ground

On the outskirts of Ghana's biggest city sits a smoldering wasteland, one of the most polluted bodies of water on earth. The locals...

The Dream DOT Director? DC's Gabe Klein Interview

While far from anti-car, Gabe is encouragingly open about his desire to "level the playing field" for pedestrians, transit users and cyclists




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