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Overgrown garden shed shows beauty of wild design 19.6.2013 TreeHugger
Green Box by Italian architects act_romegialli shows that good design doesn't need to be clean and controlled.
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Op-Ed Contributor: The Art of Garden Warfare 18.6.2013 International Herald Tribune: Editorials
Op-Ed Contributor: The Art of Garden Warfare
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Paper bike helmets and bowls from old vegetables at the Royal College of Art Graduate Show 18.6.2013 TreeHugger
The annual design graduates' show at London's Royal College of Art is the place to see the future.
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Green diary rescue: Wolves under the gun, eyeballing damselflies & mapping the polar cyclone 16.6.2013 Daily Kos
Every week Daily Kos diarists write dozens of environmentally related posts. Many don't get the readership they deserve. Helping improve the odds is the motivation behind the Green Diary Rescue. In the past seven years, there have been 230 of these spotlighting more than 12,964 eco-diaries. Below are categorized links and excerpts to 50 more that appeared in the past seven days. That makes for lots of good reading during the spare moments of your weekend. [ Disclaimer: Inclusion of a diary in the rescue does not necessarily indicate my agreement with or endorsement of it.] Green Diary of the Week Wolves: "Mission Accomplished" —by Agathena : "The original mission was wolf recovery begun in 1994 because of expiration (local extinction) of the grey wolf in many areas. Recovery goals of an equitably distributed wolf population containing at least 300 wolves and 30 breeding pairs in 3 recovery areas within Montana (MT), Idaho (ID), and Wyoming (WY) for at least 3 consecutive years were ...
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Op-Ed Contributor: Greedy Gardeners 15.6.2013 NY Times: Editorials
Op-Ed Contributor: Greedy Gardeners
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Community group’s urban gardens week events begin Sunday 15.6.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
the Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 14, 2013 06:55PM MDT The first Urban Garden and Farm Week, hosted by Wasatch Community Gardens, begins Sunday in Salt Lake City and runs through June 22. The centerpiece will be a self-guided tour that aims to demonstrate the virtues of sustainability, urban homesteading and organic gardening. The tour is set from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, June 22. The public also is invited that day to an early bird brunch fundraiser at Squatter’s Pub, 147 W. Broadway, from 9 to 11 a.m. Information and pre-registration for th... ...
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FAQ: Minnesota's new solar energy law 14.6.2013 Minnesota Public Radio: Business
A new law provides money for incentives for homeowners and businesses that want to install solar panels on their property. Here are answers to questions regarding the law.
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Dayplanner Friday (Cached) 14.6.2013 Durango Herald
Meetings and EventsSunrise Yoga, 7-8 a.m. and 815-915 a.m., outdoor amphitheater, Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave., 5, 259-0385.La Plata County Citizens Health Advisory Council meeting, 8-930 a.m., Eolus Room, Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave., 759-3751.Gently used book sale, 8...
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Community gardens take root (Cached) 13.6.2013 Durango Herald
The enthusiasm of a young crowd x2013 a family crowd, really x2013 is keeping the community garden at the Durango Housing Corp. apartments in south Durango looking good this summer.Four Stolworthy family members x2013 10-year-old twins Sierra and Rayanna Cera, 6 and 5-year-old Ciyanne x2013 and Anpo Brown, 10, were watering...
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In the Garden: Native Flora Garden Opens at Brooklyn Botanic Garden 13.6.2013 NY Times: Real Estate
In the Garden: Native Flora Garden Opens at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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Let this cute octopus sing to you about overfishing 12.6.2013 TreeHugger
This stop-animation film tells the story of overfishing from an octopus' perspective.
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INDEX Awards celebrate the best designs to improve life 12.6.2013 TreeHugger
It's the big deal, "widely recognized as the most important design award in the world."
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Yard by yard, Twin Cities Master Water Stewards take on pollution 12.6.2013 Star Tribune: Local
Modeled after Master Gardeners, the grass-roots program aims to improve water quality by training folks to advise their neighbors.
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Urban Garden tour showcases Salt Lake’s progressive gardens 11.6.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Heather May The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 11, 2013 11:06AM MDT Wasatch Community Garden’s chicken coop tour has been so successful, they don’t need to do it anymore — at least not exclusively. The Tour de Coops was started eight years ago to promote urban chicken ownership in Salt Lake County and its cities. And now, the rules on keeping coops throughout the county have been eased. So this year, the coops tour has expanded to encompass “all the different ways you can practice sustainability in your home and garden,” said Carly Gillespie, Wasatch’s community... ...
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Architects play with big blocks 11.6.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Christopher Smart The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 11, 2013 01:01AM MDT Imagine small markets, beer gardens and art galleries in what are now grungy alleyways and half-empty parking lots within the confines of Salt Lake City’s huge blocks. Those are some ideas that came from more than 200 architects and designers from 48 countries who participated in the “SixtyNine Seventy” project. The competition, called “The Spaces Between” asked designers to create plans for the interiors of blocks 69 and 70, which are between West Temple and State Street from 100 South to 200 S... ...
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Former Astronaut Offers Dire Climate Warning 11.6.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
A retired astronaut had some dire warnings for listeners at an event celebrating World Environment Day on June 1. Dr. David Hilmers, a retired Marine...
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Washington rejects restriction on garden pesticide 7.6.2013 Seattle Times: Local
The state Department of Agriculture declined a request to restrict a class of backyard pesticides suspected of killing honey bees.
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In Seattle, a produce business sprouts from an unlikely patch 7.6.2013 Seattle Times: Local
New Holly Market Garden, started 20 years ago by immigrants and refugees on an unused basketball court in Southeast Seattle, now is one of two city P-Patches selling organic produce through a subscription service.
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A Restaurant Designer's Home, Where the Hearth Is 7.6.2013 Wall St. Journal: Asia
With organic gardens, livestock and well-stocked ponds, Pat Kuleto devotes his Napa Valley home to the pleasures of dining, but economic realities have taken a toll.
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Domestic Lives: Do You Really Need More Than 260 Square Feet? 6.6.2013 NY Times: Real Estate
Domestic Lives: Do You Really Need More Than 260 Square Feet?
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