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    <title>EcoMoto</title>
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    <description>Environmental Trends, Green Innovation, Electric Cars and Hybrid Cars</description>
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      <title>45 Upcycled Items &#45; From Climbing Rope Leashes to Copper Couture</title>
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      <description>Making art form garbage has always been a popular art form, but when the recession hit, it became a frenzy. People wanted items as cheap as they could get and upcycling was one way to ensure you didn&#39;t&#8230;
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      <title>Endlessly Recyclable Plastics &#45; Breakthrough Technology in Synthetic Chemistry by Stanford &amp;amp; IBM</title>
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      <description>Stanford and IBM scientists have discovered a way to formulate new types of endlessly recyclable plastics. By using organic catalysts instead of metal oxides, new plastics can be made from items that were&#8230;
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      <title>Power&#45;Generating Windows &#45; Smart Energy Glass Light Dimming Panes Create Electricity</title>
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      <description>Smart energy glass allows building inhabitants to work under natural light without distracting glare or unhealthy solar radiation. Windows made of the glass allow users to control light on demand using&#8230;
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      <title>Funky Greenchitecture &#45; The Pixel Building by Studio 505 Architects</title>
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      <description>I have seen my fair share of eco&#45;architecture, and although they are usually very innovative and breath&#45;taking to behold, I have never come across one as funky as the Pixel Building. With its psychedelic&#8230;
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      <description>I was wondering where all the cardboard furniture Trend Hunter featured went, and I don&#39;t have to look any farther than this Taiwan cardboard restaurant. They must have stocked up on every piece of eco&#45;friendly&#8230;
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      <title>Compostable Chip Bags &#45; SunChips Introduces Greener Packaging</title>
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      <description>Surprise! The greenovations continue. The SunChips brand has introduced its 100% compostable chip bags.

Attempting to limit the number of tumbleweed chip bags rolling down the street, SunChips has created&#8230;
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      <dc:subject>Environmental Trends, Lifestyle Trends, Food Trends, Social Trends, Activism and Awareness, Compostable Chip Bags &#45; SunChips Introduces Greener Packaging</dc:subject>
 


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      <title>Super Efficient Fuel Injections &#45; Transonic Combustion Increases Fuel Efficiency Up to 75 Percent</title>
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      <description>Transonic Combustion, a California startup claims it has a super efficient fuel injection system that can increase gas mileage by 50 to 75 percent. By heating and pressurizing treated gasoline before it&#8230;
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      <title>Potato&#45;Based Pens &#45; The DBA Pen by Harbec Plastics is Biodegradable</title>
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      <description>I feel that the DBA Pen proves that soon, very soon, everything I touch will be biodegradable. I can&#39;t wait for that promising future filled with environmentally friendly products.

Created in Ontario&#8230;
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      <dc:date>2010-03-11T22:10:01+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Fresh Air Jars &#45; Jars of National Trust Fresh Air are Given to City Workers</title>
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      <description>Jars of free National Trust fresh air are being offered to stressed&#45;out city workers across the UK.  The fresh air has been captured in recycled glass jars from rural and coastal locations including Lake&#8230;
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      <dc:subject>Marketing Strategy, Branding, Environmental Trends, Lifestyle Trends, Life and Hobbies, Fresh Air Jars &#45; Jars of National Trust Fresh Air are Given to City Workers</dc:subject>
 


      <dc:date>2010-03-11T21:20:01+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Power&#45;Generating Bicycles &#45; The HMK 561 Ultralight Motorbike Does All the Work for You</title>
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      <description>If you look closely at the HMK 561 Ultralight Motorbike, you may notice that it has no spokes, chains or pedals. Now you&#39;re probably thinking, as I am, without all that stuff, a bicycle is just a fancy&#8230;
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