What if there were a building material 7 times stronger than concrete that's not only carbon neutral but carbon negative? That material is here, and it's hemp.
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Click Here to Read More »»From artificial turtle flippers to replacement dolphin tails, animal prosthetics aim to save injured animals and help them regain as much functionality.
Click Here to Read More »»These days people are moving out of the suburbs and back into the cities. So what happens to suburbia? These designers have some environmentally friendly ideas.
Click Here to Read More »»Sunburn and skin-damage, sun-cream and sea-damage...can't we make our relationship to UV light a healthier one? You bet - take a look at these examples!
Click Here to Read More »»There's something primitive about the sophisticated homes designed by Whole Trees Architecture: they use whole, young-growth trees in amazing, beautiful ways.
Click Here to Read More »»Outdoor photos touch our emotions, hearts, and minds. Here are 14 of the best and brightest contemporary outdoor photographers and 37 breathtakingly creative images.
Click Here to Read More »»The Bottle Village in Simi Valley, California is a recycler's paradise: it's a beautiful landmark made entirely of discarded bottles and other "trash."
Click Here to Read More »»Food cans aren't usually seen as beautiful, and they aren't the standard choice for sculpture. But Canstruction uses them to make beautiful things happen.
Click Here to Read More »»The paper bags we get our fast food in are usually seen as trash. But at least one artist is taking them back to their roots and giving them new lives as trees.
Click Here to Read More »»To meet the sustainable standards of the future, green architects design ultra-tall buildings that combine a range of functions like farming and housing.
Click Here to Read More »»Four types of solar tree, from concept to reality, turning solar paneling into works of Art.
Click Here to Read More »»15 innovations for our healthiest, eco-friendliest mode of transport, the humble, noble bicycle.
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